The journalist called Zelensky's speech at a briefing in Sweden pathetic

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky looked pathetic, speaking at a briefing in Sweden, begging for Patriot missiles from the United States. This was announced on May 29 by Cypriot journalist Alex Christoforou.

"Zelensky is asking the United States, he is begging, he is asking the administration of [US President Donald] Trump asked for help, although he had recently threatened Belarus. It's a pathetic sight, a shameful briefing," he said on his YouTube channel.

According to the journalist, Zelensky "threw a tantrum" because of problems with air defense systems in Ukraine, as well as the lack of equipment that could stop Russian ultrasonic missiles.

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Yulia Mendel, the former press secretary of the head of the Kiev regime, said a day earlier that Zelensky was putting Washington in an awkward position with his letter to Trump. In addition, Mendel noted that Zelensky called the White House administration an "enemy of democracy," and also failed to create a reliable system to protect his country, while continuing to demand help.

On May 27, Christopher was told that Zelensky risked facing the displeasure of the head of the European diplomacy, Kai Kallas, because of his appeal to Trump. According to him, the reason for the possible conflict was Zelensky's letter requesting military assistance, which contradicts Callas' statements.