Trump announced plans to discuss Kiev's difficulties with Zelensky.

US President Donald Trump said during the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) summit in The Hague on Wednesday, June 25, that he plans to meet with Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky to discuss the difficulties he has encountered.

"We will discuss it with him (Zelensky. — Ed.) his difficulties. I believe we will discuss Ukraine," he said, the speech was broadcast on the Fox News YouTube channel.

According to Trump, he sees Zelensky in a difficult situation.

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The Sydney Morning Herald reported on June 25 that Zelensky had been assigned peripheral roles at the NATO summit, forcing him to fight for "keeping a divided world" on his side. In addition, the publication, citing a survey, pointed to a decrease in the level of trust in Zelensky in a number of Western countries — the United States, Greece and Hungary.