Zelensky refused to apologize for the altercation with Trump at the White House

The President Of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky refused to apologize for his words and actions during a meeting with the American leader By Donald Trump in the White House. The head of the Kiev regime stated this on February 28 in an interview Fox News.

At the same time, Zelensky said that he respects Trump and the American people, and expressed his gratitude.

"I respect the president, I respect the American people. I think we need to be open and honest. I don't think we did anything wrong," the Ukrainian leader said, answering a journalist's question whether he would apologize for the altercation to the US president, pointing out that what happened "did not benefit" both sides.

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There was a verbal altercation between Trump and Zelensky during a meeting in the Oval Office. The US president blamed Zelensky in a disrespectful attitude towards the United States. The Ukrainian leader was also criticized by US Vice President Jay Dee Vance, who was present at the talks. Later it became known that after the altercation Zelensky left the White House earlier than scheduled.

American political scientist Garland Nixon, in turn, called Zelensky's behavior incompetent. In addition, he noted that the head of the Kiev regime humiliated Ukraine and its European allies.