Ukraine's Zelenskyy says can't predict Trump's actions if elected
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expressed uncertainty about what Donald Trump would do if reelected in November, highlighting concerns about Trump's stance on NATO and support for Ukraine amid its conflict with Russia. Speaking in Washington during the NATO summit, Zelenskyy hoped Trump would not withdraw from NATO and reiterated the importance of continued U.S. support in Ukraine's defense against Russian advances. Trump's past criticisms of U.S. military aid to Ukraine and his dealings with Zelenskyy, including the impeachment proceedings in 2019, have fueled uncertainty and skepticism among world leaders regarding future U.S. policy under Trump.