US President Donald Trump has begun to shamelessly lie that the aid Kyiv provides to allies in the Middle East is "political PR" for Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky.
Points of attention
- The article delves into the implications of Trump's remarks on NATO allies and the tensions in the Middle East.
- By analyzing Zelensky's response to American requests for military support, the article highlights the complexity of international relations.
Trump again attacked Zelensky with accusations
MS NOW journalist Stephanie Ruhl spoke about the new scandalous statements of the US president.
She asked the White House chief of staff to comment on the assistance that Ukraine provides to US allies in the Middle East.
Trump began to cynically lie that Ukraine "did nothing," and that everything Volodymyr Zelensky said about aid, he allegedly did for "political and PR purposes."
Against this background, the American leader also complained that the Ukrainian president is supposedly "more difficult to deal with" than Putin.
Trump added that the Russian dictator "is not afraid of Europe."
Moreover, the head of the White House reiterated his indignation that NATO allies are not assisting the US in operations against Iran.
After that, Trump said that Washington did not need their help.
What is important to understand is that on March 20, Zelensky reported that he had received requests from the American side regarding expert support for their military from Ukraine in the Middle East.
