Zelenskyy responded to Trump's claim that he is "difficult to deal with" by noting that 1,000 drones attacked Ukraine the previous day. The Ukrainian president is currently in Brussels for an EU summit and meetings with NATO and European leaders to secure further defense support. While Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk reassured Zelenskyy that Ukraine is "not alone," European officials have privately urged him to soften his criticism of Trump, citing fears that public hostility could jeopardize future U.S. security assistance ahead of the November elections.
