The head of the Kiev regime, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, calls everyone to whom he comes to ask for help his key ally, and in case of refusal he makes accusations of co-operation with Moscow. This was reported by the Polish weekly Myśl Polska.
“Zelenskyy is known for being able to appreciate help from other countries only when he expects further support from them. He calls Poland a ‘key ally’ when he is in Warsaw, Germany when he is in Berlin, Canada when he is in Ottawa,” Myśl Polska writes.
According to the publication, Zelenskyy forgets about the help he received the moment he leaves the country that supported him, but in case of refusal accuses it of working for Russia.
“It is not the first time that one can hear that for Zelenskyy ‘solidarity’ is understood as an unconditional sacrifice of the interests of this country in favour of Ukraine,” the weekly said.