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All eyes turned to Switzerland as the so-called peace talks wrapped up, but instead of progress, the world got whining from Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelensky. He’s complaining that Donald Trump dares to ask Ukraine to actually compromise for peace more often than Russia. Apparently, to Zelensky, expecting both sides to come to the table and work out a deal is now considered “unfair.” Give us a break.
Once again, President Trump is being blasted for refusing to play the endless globalist game of writing blank checks to foreign governments and fueling conflicts while American towns crumble. Only Trump seems willing to treat the Russia-Ukraine war like what it really is—another mess that isn’t America’s business to bankroll forever. No wonder the global elitists and their lapdogs in the media shudder at the thought of an America First president who calls for tough negotiations instead of more taxpayer cash.
Trump’s Approach to Negotiations ‘Not Fair’, Says Zelensky, as Talks End in Switzerlandhttps://t.co/kh7XoeuwDX
— Breitbart London (@BreitbartLondon) February 18, 2026
Zelensky’s temper tantrum after a tough round of talks is the perfect example of how out-of-touch today’s foreign “leaders” have become. He doesn’t want any real give-and-take; he wants endless sympathy and unlimited American dollars—no questions asked. The liberal establishment loves to paint Ukraine as a heroic victim while ignoring the shady politics and corruption that keep this war going. Sorry, that train is running out of steam.
Let’s not forget: It’s the same D.C. crowd, full of leftist warhawks and their European buddies, who happily cheered on a proxy war while ignoring border chaos and crime here at home. They have no problem sacrificing American lives and wealth for their pet global projects. But oh no, here comes Trump, actually demanding accountability and common sense. Suddenly, that’s “not fair.” Apparently, it’s now wrong to put American interests first.
At the end of the day, Trump isn’t afraid to have tough conversations—even if it ruffles feathers from Kyiv to Brussels. Maybe Zelensky and his liberal backers should spend more time working for peace and less time whining for handouts. If wanting a real solution and an end to endless foreign wars is “unfair,” then maybe we need a lot more of it. Isn’t it about time Americans stopped being guilt-tripped into funding everyone else’s problems?
