Former Ukrainian Minister Dmytro Kuleba criticised Europe’s passive stance toward US President Donald Trump, who he said acted against Ukrainian and European interests in an interview we feature on Radio Schuman today.
Kuleba stepped down in September as part of a major reshuffle in President Zelenskyy’s cabinet. However, in the two years following Russia’s invasion, he emerged as a key figure in Ukraine’s government, actively mobilising international support.
He spoke to Euronews’ Johanna Urbancik in Berlin, and criticised Donald Trump for failing to support Ukraine, urged Europe to take stronger action, and argued that deploying peacekeeping troops would be challenging given Trump’s opposition to Ukraine’s NATO membership.
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