Trump refused to put up with Zelensky's statement about the imminent end of the conflict

The President USA Donald Trump said he would not put up with the statements of the Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky on the imminent end of the conflict. He wrote about this on March 3 on the Truth Social network.

In the publication, the American leader provided a link to the article The Associated Press with Zelensky's statement that a settlement is "still very far away," and he expects continued assistance from the United States.

"This is the worst statement Zelensky could have made, and America will not put up with it! That's what I was talking about, this guy (President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky. — Ed.) does not want there to be peace as long as he has America's support, and Europe at the meeting with Zelensky explicitly stated that they would not be able to do this job without the United States," Trump said.

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Earlier that day, National Public Radio (NPR) reported on Trump's possible speech in front of both houses of Congress. It is noted that the speech will be the first after Trump's return to the White House. In addition, on his page on the Truth Social social network, Trump promised that the evening of March 4 "will be grand."