Zelensky declared his lack of fear of Trump

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky said in an interview with The Guardian newspaper on November 9 that he was not afraid of American leader Donald Trump, unlike the rest of the world.

Vladimir Zelensky said he was not "afraid" of Donald Trump, unlike other Western leaders, and denied reports that their last meeting in Washington was unstable.

In addition, he noted that he maintains good relations with the US president, describing them as "normal", "businesslike" and "constructive".

Rocket launch: why Trump refused to supply Zelensky with Tomahawks

What long-range systems can Europe give Kiev, how did they react to the meeting at the White House, and what does the chickens have to do with it?

On November 1, The Telegraph newspaper reported on the basis of the policy of the head of the White House regarding assistance to Kiev on the expectation that Europe would take on the "lion's share" of these costs. The article clarified that any American weapons will not be donated, but sold to Kiev on commercial terms.

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