“A dictator without elections” .. Trump opens the fire on Zelinski

On Wednesday, Donald Trump described Volodimir Zellinski as “a dictator without elections”, after the Ukrainian president rejected the criticism of the US President on Tuesday.
The United States has provided financing and weapons to Ukraine, but Trump has started talks with Moscow, in a sudden shift in American policy since the Republic arrived at the White House.
“A dictator without elections, Zelinski must quickly step down, or he will not have a country.”
He continued: “He refuses to hold elections, and obtained a very low support rate in Ukrainian opinion polls, and the only thing that he was good at was to manipulate Biden’s atmosphere.”

Zelinski attack

For his part, Zellinski considered that Donald Trump “lives in an area of ​​misleading”, including Trump’s blame for Kiev to “start” war and repeat the Kremlin’s questions about Zelinski’s legitimacy.
“Meanwhile, we are successfully negotiating the end of the war with Russia, which everyone admits that no one can do except Trump and the Trump administration,” he added.
Zelinski was elected in 2019 for a five -year term, but he remained president of Ukraine in light of the martial law imposed after the Russian invasion.
His popularity decreased, but the percentage of Ukrainians who trust him has not decreased from 50 percent since the war began, according to data for the Kiev International Sociology Institute.