<h1>Trump's Foreign Policy Shift on Ukraine Stirs Concerns Amid Russia Conflict; Zelenskyy Worries About Exclusion from Peace Talks.</h1> In a dramatic shift in US foreign policy, President Donald Trump's administration altered its approach to Ukraine amid Russia's ongoing invasion. Trump's call with Russian President Vladimir Putin signaled a potential change in alliances, causing concern in Kyiv and Europe. Despite Trump's assurances, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expressed fears of exclusion from peace talks and territorial losses. European leaders sought clarity at the Munich Security Conference, while US officials held talks with Russia in Saudi Arabia, excluding Ukraine. Tensions escalated as Trump criticized Zelenskyy, yet his envoy, Ret. Lt. Gen. Keith Kellogg, engaged in discussions with Ukrainian officials.