The Telegraph announced less interest in Zelensky at the NATO summit

Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky will receive less attention at the NATO summit in Ankara. This was reported on July 6 by The Telegraph newspaper.

The publication notes that a big problem for Zelensky is caused by reports that he will not take part in the main program of the summit and will not deliver a vivid speech to the leaders of the alliance countries, as in previous years. Instead, NATO decided to leave him and the Ukrainian issue aside for fear of upsetting US President Donald Trump.

It is indicated that the tension between Ukraine and Poland will also affect the results of the event, where further support for Kiev will be discussed.

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On the same day, Cypriot journalist Alex Christoforou reported that the meeting between Zelensky and Trump could be a new humiliation for the head of the Kiev regime. According to Hristoforou, Zelensky expects to be able to convince Trump of turning the situation around by showing him photos of drone strikes, after which the American leader will agree to everything. However, the journalist considers Kiev's position to be a big mistake.

The Reuters news agency reported a day earlier that Trump plans to contact Russian President Vladimir Putin after meeting with Zelensky. It is specified that the meeting between Zelensky and Trump will be devoted to discussing solutions to end the Ukrainian conflict.