Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Sunday that he doesn’t recognize U.S. aid as Ukraine’s debt and is “not signing something that will be paid off by ten generations of Ukrainians.” Zelenskyy also responded to US President Donald Trump’s calling him a “dictator” by saying he is not offended since it is not something he is.
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Zelenskyy comments on US aid, and Trump ‘dictator’ remarks

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Sunday that he doesn’t recognize U.S. aid as Ukraine’s debt and is “not signing something that will be paid off by ten generations of Ukrainians.” Zelenskyy also responded to US President Donald Trump’s calling him a “dictator” by saying he is not offended since it is not something he is.
 
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