Zelenskyy speaks out after his spat with Trump in explosive Oval Office meeting

Ukrainian president Volodymyskyy did not apologize for the turbulent exchange with President Donald Trump in the oval office, but he told Fox News in an exclusive interview that he was convinced that their relationship could be saved.

“Mr. President, do you think your relationship with President Trump can be saved after today?” The main political anchor Fox News Bret Baier asked Zelenskyy.

“Yes, of course, because these are more than two presidents. These are historical relations, strong relationships between our people. And that’s why I always started … thank your people from our people,” Zelenskyy said during an exclusive interview about it about it “Special Report” Friday.

“Of course, grateful to the President and, of course, the congress. But above all, to your people … We very much wanted all this to have all this [sic] Strong relationships and where they counted. We’ll have it. “

Zelenskyy said “he wasn’t sure we did something wrong” when he asked the heated exchange, but admitted that the dust was “bad for both sides.”

Trump says Zelenskyy can ‘come back when ready for peace’ after exchanging a fire white house

Meeting Zelenskyy with President Trump and Vice -President JD Vance broke out in Vice at the White House on Friday, which was seen around the world. The Ukrainian president traveled to the United States to meet Trump after the general commander said that peace negotiations were stopping the war between Ukraine and Russia in the last phase.

Trump’s administration also worked on the ink of an agreement with Ukraine, which would now allow access to Ukraine minerals in exchange for support for the USA has offered a nation since the war broke out in 2022, as part of the peace agreement.

The ejection of the oval office led to the canceled press conference, the minerals agreed on the table, and Trump asked the Ukrainian president to leave, the White House official confirmed.

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Fox News Digital ‘Emma Colton, Andrew Mark Miller and Diana Stancy contributed to this report.