[Global Network Report] Based on reports from the Associated Press and American Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) on September 25, local time, Ukrainian President Zelenskiy’s recent remarks and actions have angered Republicans. Trump held a campaign rally on the 25th local time. In

[Global Network Report] Based on reports from the Associated Press and American Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) on September 25, local time, Ukrainian President Zelenskiy’s recent remarks and actions have angered Republicans. Trump was campaigning on the 25th local time. In his speech at the rally, he accused Zelensky of "malicious slander" against him. The Trump campaign said it would cancel Trump's meeting with Zelensky.

Trump spoke at a campaign rally on the 25th local time. Picture from US media

According to ABC reports, Trump did not describe the specific content of the "malicious slander", but he seemed to be referring to Zelensky's remarks in an interview with the magazine "The New Yorker" a few days ago. Trump also said that Ukraine has been "destroyed" and its towns and cities have been wiped out and will "never recover." He also accused Ukraine of "recruiting children and the elderly" while the army is short of soldiers.

According to reports, Zelensky previously expressed doubts about whether Trump knew how to end the Russia-Ukraine war in an interview with The New Yorker. Trump has repeatedly said that if he were president, this war would never happen and that he could end it on his first day back in the White House. Zelensky said, "I think Trump doesn't really know how to stop the war, even though he may think he knows how to stop the war. A lot of times with this war, the deeper you understand, the less you understand. I I’ve seen a lot of leaders who are convinced they know how to end the war tomorrow, but when they get into it, they find it’s not that simple.” Zelensky also said that Trump’s running mate Vance was “too much.” Radical," he expressed the position "as if Ukraine had to make sacrifices" to end the war with Russia.

According to the National Broadcasting Corporation (nbc), Trump originally planned to meet with Zelensky on the 26th local time, but the Trump campaign told NBC that the meeting would not take place. When asked why, the source pointed to Zelensky’s interview with The New Yorker.

In addition, according to reports from the Associated Press and other US media, Zelensky’s visit to an ammunition factory in Scranton, Pennsylvania, on the 22nd local time also aroused strong anger from Republicans because there were only Democrats in his entourage. House Speaker Johnson called the event a "short-sighted and politically motivated" visit that deliberately excluded Republicans. In a public letter, he demanded that Zelensky immediately replace Ukraine’s ambassador to the United States. He also said, "The United States continues to have bipartisan support for ending Russia's war in Ukraine, but when Republican presidential candidates are targeted by your government officials, our relationship is needlessly tested and tarnished."

US Political News The website mentioned that Republican House Oversight and Accountability Committee Chairman James Comer asked Zelensky to investigate the visit, and two other Republican senators publicly urged Zelensky not to interfere in U.S. domestic politics.