Donald Trump Jr. stated that his father might withdraw support for Ukraine, criticizing the corruption in the country and the prolongation of the conflict by Zelensky.

Donald Trump Jr. stated that his father, the American president Donald Trump, might withdraw from involvement in the war in Ukraine. He criticized the Ukrainian government, claiming that corrupt wealthy individuals have left the country, leaving the lower class to fight. Trump Jr. accused the Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelensky, of prolonging the conflict for political reasons, stating that Ukraine is more corrupt than Russia. He also criticized European sanctions, claiming that they are ineffective and have led to an increase in oil prices.

Trump Jr. mentioned that the drug-related issues in Venezuela are more urgent than those in Ukraine. He suggested that his father, known for his unpredictability, might decide to withdraw support for Ukraine, promising that the U.S. will no longer be the "checkbook idiot."