Russia Responds After Trump’s Heated Exchange with Zelenskyy

Russia releases shocking statement after Trump accuses Zelenskyy of ‘gambling with WW3’

Zelenskyy was referred to as a “insolent pig” by the former President of Russia, Dmitry Medvedev.

In the wake of the confrontation between Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Donald Trump, several prominent Russian people have been seen rubbing their hands together.

The world’s leaders attempted to negotiate a compromise regarding minerals on Friday (February 28), but they were unable in doing so. This caused chaos to break out in the Oval Office.

In the end, Zelenskyy left the White House without signing anything, and Trump got loose and accused the Ukrainian President, who is 47 years old, of “gambling with World War III.”

Trump stated, “With us, you have the cards,” at the time. When you do this, you are taking a chance on the lives of millions of people! It’s like you’re betting on the third world war! You are showing a great deal of contempt to this nation with what you are doing.

A statement was then released by the President of the United States of America, in which he stated that Zelenskyy had “disrespected the United States of America in its cherished Oval Office.”

You can imagine that the news of the terrible meeting has been like music to the ears of Russia, and they are not hesitant about expressing their delight with the rest of the world.

A stunning message was posted on social media by Dmitry Medvedev, who served as the former President of Russia and as the deputy chairman of the Security Council of Russia, in response to the altercation between Trump and Zelenskyy.

He posted the following in a post that was shared on X: “The insolent pig was finally given a proper slap down in the Oval Office.” And @realDonaldTrump is absolutely correct: the leadership in Kiev is trying to “gamble with World War I.”

According to Reuters, Medvedev reportedly praised Zelenskyy receiving a “brutal dressing down in the Oval Office” in a post that he made on Telegram.

In addition, Maria Zakharova, a spokesperson for the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, expressed her thoughts on the dispute and, in a peculiar turn of events, thanked Trump for demonstrating “restraint” and refraining from using violence against Zelenskyy.

She stated the following in a post that she made on Telegram: “I believe that Zelensky’s most significant lie of all his lies was his assertion in the White House that the Kyiv regime in 2022 was alone and without support.”

While adding that Zelenskyy was “biting the hand that feeds him,” Zakharova stated that it was a wonder of restraint that Trump and Vance were able to refrain from slapping that slime.

In addition to this, she proceeded to further accuse Zelenskyy of being “unpleasant with everyone.”

Vladimir Solovyov, a pundit for Russian television, has also disclosed that he is currently working on a special show that would investigate Zelenskyy’s “suicide in the White House.”

Despite this, the President of Ukraine has not wavered in his stance, as evidenced by his statement to Fox News after the meeting with Trump: “I’m not sure why we did something wrong.” There are probably some topics that we ought to talk about outside of the media.

Downing Street will be the location of discussions between Keir Starmer, Zelenskyy, and other European leaders on Sunday, March 2.

The purpose of these discussions is to arrive at a solution that would allow for a peace that is both “lasting and enforced” in Ukraine.