"I could understand their feelings," he said, referring to the country that launched the deadliest war in Europe since World War II.Trump's statements were far from reality, with Biden never officially supporting Ukraine's NATO aspiration and the White House being the main obstacle to Kyiv receiving a formal invite to join the alliance."It is possible that in two days, Trump will say something completely different, or Putin will make him angry because he will," Aaron Burnett, a senior fellow at the Democratic Strategy Initiative, told the Kyiv Independent."(Trump's statements) is just a word salad."Zelensky addresses Trump’s comments on NATO, stresses security guaranteesThe Ukrainian president argued that the absence of NATO membership and concrete security guarantees contributed to Russia’s decision to launch the full-scale invasion.The Kyiv IndependentTim ZadorozhnyyTrump's NATO problemDuring the Jan.