US Vice-President said Zelensky should not be “insulting” Trump

US Vice-President Jay Di Wence said that the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky should not have publicly criticized Donald Trump. According to him, this will only lead to the opposite effect. He said this in the Daily Mail commentary.

“The idea that Zelensky is going to change the opinion of the president, insulting him in the media - everyone who knows the president will tell you that this is a terrible way to do business with the current administration,” Vance said.

Vance believes that Zelensky received “bad advice” on how to communicate with the new American administration.

“We certainly love the Ukrainian people. We admire the courage of the soldiers, but we obviously believe that this war should end quickly. This is the policy of the US President. It is not based on Russian misinformation. It is based on the fact that Donald Trump, it seems to me, is well versed in geopolitics and adheres to very clear views, and for a very long time, ”the vice president concluded.

• On February 18, Donald Trump called for the presidential elections in Ukraine after Zelensky criticized the United States for not allowing Kiev to Russian-American negotiations in Saudi Arabia. He noted that in Ukraine there were "no elections for a long time," and the Rating rating of Zelensky in the country is 4%. In response, Zelensky said that "if someone wants to change me right now, it will not work right now." He also stated that Trump was a victim of Russian misinformation.
• The next day, Trump continued to criticize Zelensky, calling him a "dictator without elections."