Zelensky’s Wednesday pushback seemed to boost his popularity at home. But this week’s escalating exchange led some of the United States’ closest European allies, who have expressed subdued concern over Trump’s move toward Moscow, to go public with remarks ranging from dismay to outrage.
“We do not understand the American logic very well,” French government spokeswoman Sophie Primas said, calling Trump’s comments “diverse, varied and often incomprehensible.” German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said Trump’s remarks were “wrong and dangerous,” while his foreign minister, Annalena Baerbock, called on Trump to “look at the real world instead of just tweeting.”
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