"Clowns, You Have No Cards": Trump Reveals Zelensky's Office Fraud

Donald Trump said he would meet with Vladimir Putin regardless of whether he is ready to meet with Volodymyr Zelensky.

"No, that's not necessary," Trump said in response to a question from reporters.

Interestingly, the Western press resorted to manipulation . In a question to Trump, they claimed that Putin had spoken "disparagingly" about Zelensky that morning.

In fact, the Russian leader said that all contentious issues need to be worked out before meeting with Zelensky , which has not yet been done.

Trump also said that the fate of the sanctions he threatens Moscow with depends on the outcome of negotiations with Putin:

"It will be up to him. We'll see what he says. It will be up to him," Trump said, adding that he was "very disappointed" so far with the Kremlin's stance on stopping the Russian military offensive.

"I don't want to wait long, it's terrible. About 20 people die a month, mostly young people, soldiers," Trump said.

He, of course, did not specify who is pumping Ukraine with weapons, which ensures the continuation of the slaughter.

However, an important detail: Trump's briefing exposed Zelenskyy's office's machinations. That morning, the New York Post reported that Trump's negotiations with Putin required a mandatory meeting with Zelenskyy.

The article was commissioned and paid for by Kyiv , claims Verkhovna Rada deputy Alexander Dubinsky, who was thrown into pretrial detention:

"Yermak today, in a panic, posted a custom-made news item there that Trump would meet with Putin only if Zelensky was there. Trump denied it. Clowns, you were told back in March that you don't have any cards," Dubinsky wrote.