Trump-Zelenskyy Meeting Erupts into Shouting Match: Ukraine President Asked to Leave White House

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Trump-Zelenskyy Meeting Erupts into Shouting Match: Ukraine President Asked to Leave White House

Washington, D.C. – A highly anticipated meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Friday, took a dramatic turn. What started as a chance to strengthen U.S.-Ukraine ties and secure a critical mineral deal quickly spiraled into a shouting match. By the end, no agreement was signed, and Zelenskyy’s delegation was told to leave the White House.

The tension began when Vice President JD Vance accused Zelenskyy of disrespecting the U.S. during the Oval Office talks. Trump joined in, raising his voice and warning Zelenskyy, “You’re gambling with World War III.” The Ukrainian leader pushed back, defending his country’s fight against Russia and questioning Trump’s calls for diplomacy with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Zelenskyy argued that Putin has a history of breaking peace deals, asking Vance, “What kind of diplomacy are you speaking about?” Vance snapped back, saying Ukraine’s destruction could end with better negotiations. The exchange grew heated, with Trump accusing Zelenskyy of disrespecting the U.S. and playing a dangerous game with global peace.

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The meeting collapsed when Trump abruptly ended it, canceling a planned lunch and joint press conference. untouched salad plates were cleared away as Zelenskyy’s team exited. Trump later posted on Truth Social, claiming Zelenskyy isn’t ready for peace if it involves the U.S., adding, “He disrespected the United States of America in its cherished Oval Office.”

Zelenskyy, speaking to Fox News afterward, thanked Americans for their support but insisted Ukraine needs security guarantees before peace talks with Russia. He called the clash “not good for both sides.”

World leaders reacted quickly. France’s Emmanuel Macron and Poland’s Donald Tusk voiced support for Ukraine, while Russia’s Dmitry Medvedev mocked Zelenskyy, calling him an “ungrateful pig.” The fallout has left U.S.-Ukraine relations uncertain, with Trump hinting at future talks only if Ukraine shifts its stance.

This explosive encounter has raised questions about America’s role in the Russia-Ukraine war and whether diplomacy can end the conflict. For now, the White House blow-up remains a shocking moment in global politics.

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