泽连斯基抱怨：特朗普总是要求乌克兰让步，这不公平

Core Viewpoint - The ongoing negotiations between the U.S., Ukraine, and Russia regarding the conflict are facing significant challenges, particularly around territorial control in the Donbas region, with Ukrainian President Zelensky expressing skepticism about Russia's willingness to end the war [1][3]. Group 1: Negotiation Dynamics - U.S. President Trump is advocating for Ukraine to make concessions for peace, which Zelensky finds unfair, emphasizing that the Ukrainian people will not accept territorial losses [1][3]. - Zelensky has indicated that direct talks with Putin may be the best way to achieve breakthroughs on territorial issues, and he has instructed his team to propose a leaders' meeting in Geneva [3][4]. - The U.S. mediators have suggested a potential withdrawal of Ukrainian forces to create a demilitarized "free economic zone" in Donbas, but Zelensky insists that any withdrawal must be reciprocal [3][4]. Group 2: Public Sentiment and Referendum - There is a consensus between the U.S. and Ukraine that any agreement must be approved by the Ukrainian public through a national referendum, as unilateral concessions would not be accepted by the populace [3][5]. - Zelensky believes that if the agreement only involves freezing the current front lines in Donbas, it may be more palatable to the Ukrainian people [4][5]. Group 3: Ongoing Conflict and Future Elections - Despite ongoing discussions, ground fighting and long-range strikes between Russian and Ukrainian forces continue, indicating that key territorial issues remain unresolved [5]. - Zelensky has hinted that any future elections could occur during a fragile ceasefire, suggesting he may still be a candidate depending on public sentiment [5].