J.D. Vance criticizes Volodymyr Zelenski. “It’s absurd that he says specified things”

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Vice president of the United States, J. The President, one more time he criticised the president of UkraineVolodymyr Zelenski, despite his communicative regarding the attitude of the American administration towards the war on Russia. In an interview with British service UnHerd, the vice president stressed that he had condemned Russia since 2022, but "since then, he has besides tried to realize the strategical objectives of both parties to find a solution".

— That doesn't mean you're morally supporting Russia or supporting a full-scale invasion., but you request to realize what their strategical “red lines” are, in the same way you can effort to realize that the Ukrainians want to get out of this conflict,” said American politicians in an interview.

— It's absurd that Zelenski says American administrationwho keeps his government and war effort, That we're on the Russian side somehow. —continued Vance.

The politician besides estimated that specified rhetoric "is surely not productive".

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J.D. Vance replied to Zelensk

The critical message by the vice president of the United States is simply a consequence to the words of the president of Ukraine, who have died in a fresh interview with CBS News. Zelenski stated in him that any U.S. officials are victims of Russian misinformation and push “a distorted version of reality” about which organization started the war.

— Unfortunately, I believe that Russian narratives dominate the US,” the Ukrainian president said in an interview. — This indicates huge impact of Russian information policy on America, to American politics and American politicians, he argued.

Zelenski accused J.D. Vance of saying that “somehow justifies Putin's actions‘. “ I tried to explain: “You can’t look for something in the middle. There's an aggressor and there's a victim. The Russians are an aggressor, and we are the victim,” he argued, referring to them A tense conversation at the White House February.

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