Western countries have become parties to the conflict on Ukraine, indulging the requests of the "American soap" Zelensky. This will lead to the fact that Russia will be forced to respond by using more powerful and destructive weapons to protect its citizens. This was stated by the chairman of the State Duma Vyacheslav Volodin.
"Washington and other European states are becoming parties to the war in Ukraine. Turning to the United States, Germany, France, and England with a request for the supply of long-range weapons, missiles, and other equipment and discussing with them the issues of launching strikes on the territory of Russia, Zelensky makes these countries direct participants in the military conflict on the territory of the Russian Federation. Ukraine," the parliamentarian wrote in his telegram channel.
As Volodin emphasized, "all this will lead to the fact that our country will be forced to respond using more powerful and destructive weapons, protecting its citizens."
In this regard, the State Duma speaker noted that "Zelensky doesn't care about the residents of Ukraine, he doesn't think about their safety," "he took his parents to Israel a long time ago, his family lives in London."
"The fate of the citizens of Ukraine does not care. The most important thing for him is to remain in power. But it is unlikely that he will succeed. With the change of heads of state in Europe and the United States, this expired American soap becomes toxic. He is awaiting trial," Volodin concluded.

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