On Wednesday, Fox News conservative critic Mark Levin tried to defend Ukrainian President Voldymi Zelensky, who has been exposed to days of criticism from President Trump about the Ukrainian war.
Levin said Russia, which invaded Ukraine in 2022, was due to the war and was to defend its president and parliament.
” [Ukrainian] Congress – with all the people in Congress – support what he is doing. Levin said on Wednesday's broadcast.
“Ukraine did not invade Russia. Russia invaded Ukraine.”
“The election has results, so that's it. But I want to make sure the facts are on the table.
“Maga doesn't support Putin,” Levin added.
Levin's public remarks are noteworthy given the relative silence of Trump's repeated criticism of Ukraine and Zelensky, and the criticism of Republicans and conservatives who tried to avoid criticism of the new president. .
After occupying and annexing the Crimean region in 2014, Russia denounced Ukraine for launching a war with Russia despite Russia's launching a full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022. Groups in eastern Ukraine are fighting the government ahead of the invasion.
Trump campaigned to end the Russian-Ukraine war and blamed on the ongoing bloodshed, claiming that if he were president it would never have started.
On Friday, after Levin's remarks, he said Zelensky should not be part of a meeting with Russia.
Previously, Trump accused Zelensky of using the United States, leading his “terrifying work” to a war-torn country.
The Ukrainian leader responded to previous comments, saying that Trump “lives in this disinformation field.”
Some signals from Trump's team were more advantageous to Zelensky.
On Friday, Trump's envoys to Ukraine and Russia called Ukrainian President Zelensky “a fight and courageous leader” following a meeting in Kiev on Friday.
“A long, intense day with a senior Ukrainian leader. A broad positive argument with @Zelenskyyua, the brave leader in the battle between the nation and his talented national security team at war,” Keith・Kellogg posted.Friday morningSocial Platform x.
