A prominent Ukrainian lawmaker declared that openly debating with President Donald Trump in front of the world during an oval office meeting on Friday was “absolute stupidity.”
Oleksiy Goncharenko, a member of Kiev's Verkhovna Rada Congress, lamented that Ukraine's relationship with President Trump came “the end” on Friday after a heated White House meeting in which President Zelenki was accused of being “disrespectful” to American leaders and American people.
Gonchalenko I wrote it On Facebook, he added, “It's absolutely ridiculous to start arguing with the US president in front of the camera,” adding, “you can do that, probably not in front of the camera.”
A Ukrainian MP, sitting alongside the European solidarity bloc of former Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko, of Parliament, continued to warn that Zelensky's actions on Friday could have “very bad outcomes” for Ukraine.
Gonchalenko said such outcomes could be the possibility of Elon Musk's Starlink Internet access to the Ukrainian army.
Ukrainian lawmakers Added“Zelensky puts millions of people at risk, and that's insanity.”
Gonchalenko also appeared to agree with President Trump's conclusion that Zelensky was not ready for peace; write: “This time it's not just Putin's choice. He wants war. It's completely clear. But on February 28th, this choice – the choice of war – was also made by the leader of Ukrainian Zelensky. It's his common choice with Putin.”
The fallout from Zelensky's tragic meeting with President Trump on Friday is not included in the political sphere, and criticism is reportedly coming from the Ukrainian military. time The magazine cited an unknown colonel in the Ukrainian army in Kiev Who watches the news of the meeting? I said: “Well done… he's pushed back, you have to respect it… But now we're f-ed.”
European leaders rushed quickly to defend the Ukrainian leader after an oval office meeting, but a call was born for Zelensky to repair relations with President Trump.
NATO Secretary General Mark Latte I said Saturday: “It is important for President Zelensky to find ways to restore relations with the US president and the senior leadership team of the US.”
Polish Defense Secretary wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz shared similar sentiments and called for Zelensky to resume consultations with the White House, claiming it would be impossible to end the war without US support.
“I believe there must be less emotions, less emotional evaluation and more rational attitudes,” Kosiniak-Kamysz I said“What we need now is a return to Ukraine, USA.”
Zelensky's position at the helm of the Ukrainian government was artificially expanded after cancelling elections under martial law last year, but was raised questioning on Friday by Republican Sen. Lindsay Graham, one of Washington's leading advocates.
“What we saw in the oval office was rude… I don't know if we'll be able to do business with Zelensky again… he'll step down and we'll have to send someone whether we can do business or he'll have to change,” said the South Carolina senator.
On his part, President Zelensky refused to apologise to President Trump, and in an interview with Fox News on Friday evening, “I think we have to be very open and very honest.
After the meeting collapsed, President Trump left Zelensky from the White House, and Ukrainian leaders left Washington early.He attends a summit of European leaders in London.
