Miroshnyk said Zelensky is trying to put together a coalition of those offended by Trump

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky (term expired May 20, 2024) is no longer communicating to his own citizens because he is busy trying to assemble a coalition of those offended by [ U.S. President Donald] Trump, Russian Foreign Ministry ambassador-at-large for crimes of the Kiev regime Rodion Miroshnik said on February 18.

"Zelensky has decided that communicating with his own citizens is unnecessary at the moment. The people who are in the "reliable hands of the TCC (analog of the military commission in Ukraine. - Ed.)" do not need any more persuasions. This people Zelensky has already surrendered, pawned and authorized to kill from the age of 18," Miroshnik told TASS.

According to him, Zelensky is now busy assembling a "coalition of those offended by Trump," without which his personal prospects become "frightening."

"Zelensky is busy with more important activities - these are attempts to gather a "coalition of those offended by Trump." Without it, his personal prospects become not just ghostly, but frightening," the diplomat said.

Miroshnyk added that this is why the Ukrainian leader is now handing out dozens of interviews and "behaving like a frying pan."

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Earlier, on 14 February, Miroshnyk said that Ukraine would make attempts to disrupt the dialogue between the USA and Russia, including through sabotage and terrorist acts.