Zelenskyy Addresses Trump Spat: 'Bad for Both Sides,' But Relationship Salvageable?

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is trying to smooth things over after a reported shouting match with Donald Trump at the White House. In an exclusive Fox News interview, Zelenskyy expressed confidence that the relationship between Ukraine and the U.S. can be repaired, despite the recent tensions. "Mr. President, do you think your relationship with President Trump after today can be salvaged?" Fox News chief political anchor Bret Baier asked Zelenskyy. Zelenskyy responded, emphasizing the deep-rooted ties between the two nations: "Yes, of course, because it's relations more than two presidents. It's the historical relations, strong relations between our people. And that's why I always began…to thank your people from our people," he stated. He also extended gratitude towards the U.S. Congress and its citizens for their support. Addressing the heated exchange, Zelenskyy admitted it was "bad for both sides" but stopped short of apologizing, stating he was "not sure we did something bad." **TRUMP SAYS ZELENSKYY CAN ‘COME BACK WHEN HE IS READY FOR PEACE’ AFTER FIERY WHITE HOUSE EXCHANGE** The meeting between Zelenskyy, Trump, and Vice President JD Vance reportedly devolved into a shouting match, impacting discussions about a potential peace deal and a minerals agreement that would have granted the U.S. access to Ukraine's resources in exchange for continued support. The Oval Office showdown allegedly resulted in a canceled press conference, the minerals deal being shelved, and Trump asking Zelenskyy to leave, according to a White House official. *Like, who kicks out a visiting president?* It's definitely a developing situation, and all eyes are on whether these two leaders can find a way to work together. The stakes are undeniably high, and a strong U.S.-Ukraine relationship is crucial for navigating the current geopolitical landscape.