Ukrainians criticized Zelensky for refusing to travel to the summit because of Putin

“These are not the president’s words”

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky said that his presence at the G-20 summit in Indonesia in November this year depends on the situation in the country and on the participation of Russian President Vladimir Putin in the summit. Like, if there is Putin, then I will not go. This position did not suit many citizens of Ukraine. They took this position as a weakness, which they wrote about on social networks.

So, a user with the nickname “Viktor Fedorovich” (presumably not ex-president Yanukovych) noticed that the head of Ukraine was even afraid to pronounce the name of the president of the Russian Federation.

“But what about the dream – to look into the eyes?” asks Oleksandr Pohrybny, recalling Zelensky’s previous statements about Putin.

“Slava Lavochkin” believes that the President of Ukraine is not behaving seriously. In his opinion, “it’s demonstratively not to come – some kind of kindergarten.” “As luck would have it for everyone, don’t use the subway, because an unpleasant neighbor in the stairwell sometimes goes there,” the user added.

“Ring Reno” writes that on such a platform “it would be important to make a strong speech” from the lips of the first person of Ukraine. The reader also emphasized that this “would be a strong move.” Now, according to the Ukrainian, Volodymyr Zelensky is playing “offended”. “If he does, then I won’t. Kindergarten of some kind, ”he sums up.

“Yarema Stony” also boldly declares that “these are not the president’s words, it demoralizes the people and the army.”

Vladimir Kvasha” suggests that Zelensky simply “does not want to go to the G-20 summit.” “How insignificant it is,” the user laments. In addition, he proposes to send Poroshenko, the ex-president of Ukraine, instead of Zelensky: “There will be much more sense.”

“Mikhail Yermak”, not without mockery, asks the question: “Who needs this buffoon (an offensive nickname for Zelensky. -“ MK ”)? Everyone understands everything, but they pretend that they take him seriously.

“This is not funny at all, comrade, but quite sad!” Dust exclaims, apparently referring to the head of Ukraine.

Cliff Sunny concludes: “It so happens that our courageous country, the Armed Forces, the volunteers, the people represent this (expletive). Applause and congratulations should go to the country, not to him.”