Yep. This seems like Zelensky is a bit tired of placating trump's ego. Well. He's clearly been tired of it for years, but now it's a lot more open.
While trust is a factor, I think utility is a much larger factor. I would expect relations to normalize (to some extent, not completely) just because of infrastructural inertia. i.e., like how the US currently runs the global financial system and there is no real alternative yet.
And also I think USA should pay a price for abandoning allies and side with the enemy.
I don't think this has happened, technically speaking. The US and Ukraine are not military allies, and the US and Russia are not military enemies in a formal sense. Arms sales to Israel (a formal ally) continuing despite genocide shows the US still supports allies. For now. I guess we might see if NATO's article 5 still holds up sometime in the near future, if Putin decides to invade Lithuania.