Zelensky says critics blaming him for Russia-Ukraine war 'can't find a key how to stop Putin'

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky dismissed calls for his resignation amid the war with Russia, arguing that no clear strategy exists to halt Russian President Vladimir Putin’s actions. During an interview on ABC News’s This Week, Zelensky addressed criticism—including from former U.S. President Donald Trump—about delaying elections, insisting the focus must remain on ending the conflict. The exchange highlighted tensions over leadership and wartime strategy as Ukraine faces prolonged military pressure. The discussion underscores broader debates about governance and international support during prolonged conflicts.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenksy on Sunday pushed back on critics saying he should step down and allow his country to hold elections, saying they "can't find a key [for] how to stop" Russian President Vladimir Putin. ABC News's Jonathan Karl asked Zelensky on "This Week" about President Trump's criticism, in which he told reporters Friday...