After US President Donald J. Trump left the G7 meeting in Canada early and ditched his meeting with Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelensky in the process, the world could see clearly what was widely suspected: the Kiev regime leader will have much less access to Trump, and the military support for his war effort is now all but over.

Now, the next 'golden opportunity' for Zelensky to try to meet with Trump would be next week's 2025 NATO Summit in The Hague (Netherlands). The event is scheduled for June 24–25.

But several reports, notably by UK's The Times (behind a paywall), suggest that the Summit has been 'tailored to accommodate Trump's preferences', including a shortened duration of about two and a half hours and a concise one-page communiqué.

Also, while Zelensky has been invited to the summit, his participation has been deliberately limited to avoid 'awkward meetings' with Trump.

He is not expected to be included in key working events or the main opening dinner, and interactions with Trump are being restricted 'due to the risk of a public dispute'.

Also, the summit's communiqué will likely avoid mentioning 'Ukraine's irreversible path to NATO membership'.

Zelensky may not attend NATO summit next week.

So, now, it's been reported – with the usual 'off-the-record' Kiev sources – that the man Trump once branded as 'a dictator without elections' may not even go to the event.