Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky addressed critics on Sunday who have suggested he should resign and allow elections in Ukraine. He stated that these critics "can’t find a key [for] how to stop" Russian President Vladimir Putin. This comment came during an interview with ABC's Jonathan Karl on the program "This Week," where Zelensky responded to recent criticisms from former President Donald Trump, who had made remarks about the situation on Friday.
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Zelensky Responds to Critics Suggesting He Step Down Amid War with Russia
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky defended his leadership against critics who are calling for his resignation and elections. He emphasized that those criticizing him do not have solutions to stop Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Zelensky says critics blaming him for Russia-Ukraine war ‘can’t find a key how to stop Putin’
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