Zelenskyy's Future Uncertain After Historic Oval Office Clash With Trump

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : The urgency of this moment was on full display during the summit British Prime Minister Keir Starmer hosted in London on Sunday where many of Kyiv's backers came together to discuss what they can do to continue to support the country as Trump has made clear he wants the war to end -- almost at any cost.
44% : Mujtaba Rahman, the managing director of Eurasia Group in Europe, said the fallout from Friday's shouting match "may actually have had the beneficial effect of creating a parallel negotiating track" under which European leaders are now responsible for working on a ceasefire proposal to present to Trump.
43% : He added that he would be prepared to give up his position in exchange for NATO membership for his country -- a prospect that Trump has ruled out.
35% : In any event, though, it's unclear if Trump would be willing to take a European proposal on board.
32% : For now, though, Zelenskyy has indicated no immediate plans to step aside and seems to think that his relationship with Trump can be repaired.
19% : Trump, though, may already be preparing to throw Kyiv under the bus.
15% : After Trump admonished Zelenskyy in front of the whole world, accusing him of "gambling with World War III" for arguing that Russian President Vladimir Putin can't be trusted, Trump's GOP allies rushed to Trump's defense, claiming that now might be the time for Zelenskyy to step aside.

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