The American public is talking about this moment.

US presidential candidate Donald Trump recently met with Ukrainian President Zelensky, whom he insulted just a few days ago by calling him "the greatest marketer in history." This time, Trump told his counterpart that he was guilty of fighting against Russia.

As the presidential elections in the US approach, the debates between Republican candidate Donald Trump and Democratic candidate Kamala Harris have gained a new dimension through American foreign policy and Ukraine. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, who traveled to the US for the United Nations General Assembly meeting, visited the facilities where weapons sent to support the Ukrainian army are produced. Commenting on this visit, Trump targeted the Ukrainian leader, saying, "I think Zelensky is the greatest marketer in history. Every time he comes to the country, he returns with 60 billion dollars."

FIRST HE SAID "MARKETER," THEN...

Following Trump's harsh remarks about Zelensky, Volodymyr Zelensky presented a so-called "victory" plan to President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris at the White House. Biden announced a new military aid package worth approximately 8 billion dollars for struggling Kiev.

After this meeting, Harris stated that what Trump was asking from Ukraine would imply surrendering to Russia. Zelensky also met with Republican candidate Donald Trump to present his victory plan against Russia, hoping to gain support in case he becomes president.

TENSE MOMENTS IN THE MEETING

During the meeting, Trump told Zelensky, "We have a very good relationship, and as you know, I have a very good relationship with President Putin." The atmosphere suddenly became tense. Zelensky quickly interjected, saying, "I hope your relationship with me will be better." In those moments, Trump once again turned around and claimed that Zelensky was also to blame for what had happened. Trump said, "You also have a responsibility in what has happened."