‘Just amazing': Oval Office photo reveals ‘weakness' of European leaders
A trilateral meeting between the leaders of Ukraine, Russia, and America is now being discussed following President Trump's talks with Volodymyr Zelensky on Tuesday at the White House.
'The seven of them sitting in front of Trump's desk almost like ... minions getting their orders,' Mr Bolt said.
'I just wonder how sick Americans are really of having to bail out weak Europeans who can't even defend themselves.'
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