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I continue to believe that it is more important to watch what Donald Trump does rather than focus on what he says. However, his remarks during the meeting of his cabinet earlier this week regarding negotiations to end the war in Ukraine are alarming and merit attention. When asked about Sergei Lavrov's comment that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is not legitimate, Donald Trump dismissed the statement, saying:
It doesn't matter what they say. Everybody's posturing. It's all bullshit, okay. Everybody's posturing.
He characterized Lavrov's remarks—and the broader Kremlin rhetoric on Zelensky's legitimacy—as meaningless showmanship, emphasizing that such claims should not obstruct peace efforts. Trump did not directly defend Zelensky, but instead focused on downplaying the significance of Russia's statements and suggested that "everyone is just putting on a show" in ongoing negotiations.