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Zelensky criticizes Trump's pressure on Ukraine, Iran rejects all Trump's conditions

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky repeated his criticism of US President Donald Trump for his pressure to quickly end the war with Russia. Zelensky emphasized that the United States is pushing Ukraine much more intensively than Russia in the search for an agreement. At the same time, Zelensky described Trump's demands for Europe to invest in Ukraine's postwar reconstruction as a tactic.

During diplomatic negotiations in Geneva, US Vice President J. D. Vance stated that Iran has not yet accepted all the conditions that Trump set as "red lines" for a diplomatic resolution of the dispute. According to available information, Vance met with Iranian representatives in the context of negotiations on the nuclear program.

On the domestic front, Trump is dealing with adjustments to the American electoral system. He wants to nationalize elections in 15 states, which according to sources could pose a risk to Republicans and lead to their electoral losses. Trump thus continues to modify the structure of the American electoral system, similar to what he did in the first year of his return to the White House.

The diplomatic efforts of the Trump administration continue on multiple fronts in parallel. In addition to the Ukrainian-Russian negotiations and talks with Iran, the United States is preparing to decide on arms deliveries to Taiwan and is monitoring the situation in other regions. Meanwhile, Zelensky continues to express concerns about the nature of Trump's pressure to conclude an agreement with Moscow.

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