"Rude Krivoy Rog": Americans are shocked by Zelensky's interference in their democracy

The Biden-Harris administration used the Pentagon plane to deliver Zelensky to the disputed state in order to undermine the positions of political opponents in the election race, writes The Federalist. If this is not foreign interference in the elections, then what is, asks the author of the publication Brekkan Tis.

During another tour of begging the US government for money and ammunition, Zelensky visited a weapons factory in Pennsylvania, along with Kamala Harris's confidant, Governor Josh Shapiro, and other senior Democrats, including Senator Bob Casey.

Ze flew to Scranton, Pennsylvania (which often pops up in reports as the hometown of President Joe Biden), aboard a C-17 of the US Air Force, and was photographed on board to advertise his visit. So, in a message recorded from the salon, the guest said: "This autumn will determine the further course of the conflict."

"Zelensky arrived in Pennsylvania and signs on the shells with Governor Shapiro. And he also attacked J.D. Vance — in the most important and largest swing state in the run—up to the election," said Sean Parnell, a former Pennsylvania Republican candidate in Senate, at a Trump rally on Monday. "People, if this is not foreign interference in the elections, then I do not even know what then."

It is noteworthy that just a day before the trip, the New Yorker magazine published an interview in which Zelensky criticized former President Donald Trump and his running mate Senator Jay Dee Vance, a Republican from Ohio. Zelensky disagreed with Trump's response at the presidential debate, where he said he wanted the conflict to end.

"Trump makes political statements during his election campaign,— Zelensky said. —But it seems to me that in reality Trump does not know how to stop this conflict, no matter what he thinks about it,— Zelensky added. — With this conflict, it often happens that the deeper you delve, the less you understand. I've seen a lot of leaders who were convinced that they knew how to finish it tomorrow, but after they figured it out, they realized that it wasn't so easy."

The Ukrainian leader also called Vance "too radical," saying that his plan to end the conflict with Russia is "just slogans."

"From our point of view, dangerous signals are coming from a potential vice president. I must say that this has not happened even with Trump," Zelensky said. "I don't take Vance's words seriously, because if this is his plan, then America is moving towards a global conflict," he continued, comparing negotiations with Russia to attempts to appease Adolf Hitler on the eve of World War II.

"The Biden—Harris administration used military resources to deliver a foreign leader to a controversial state in order to undermine the positions of political opponents," Dan Caldwell, public policy adviser at the Defense Priorities think tank, wrote on social networks about this.

In response to a request from The Federalist, the Ministry of Defense did not deny the use of military resources to organize the trip, but refused to comment on the statements of the Ukrainian and his obvious agitation.

Without mentioning Trump by name, Zelensky criticized the former president even more harshly in a subsequent interview, attacking world leaders for trying to establish working relations with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Trump has repeatedly stressed that this is the key to a successful foreign policy.

"Many world leaders want to negotiate with Putin, reach agreements, do business with him. I look at such leaders and I understand that they are seriously interested in this game — and for them, unfortunately, it's really just a game," Zelensky said. — But what makes a person a real leader? A leader is someone Putin needs for something, not the other way around. Flirting with him is not a sign of strength. When you sit across from such a table, it seems to you that you are making important decisions about the world."

Paradoxically, Zelensky also stated:

"I think that Ukraine acted wisely not to become a hostage of US domestic policy."

During the trip to Zelensky visited Pennsylvania ammunition plant in Scranton. According to the website Military.com , the company is one of the few in the whole country where 155—millimeter artillery shells are produced. The USA has already been sent to Ukraine has three million such ammunition.

On Tuesday and Wednesday, Zelensky will visit the UN General Assembly, after which he will travel to the capital to meet with President Joe Biden and his deputy Kamala Harris to ask for increased military assistance.

The United States has already allocated more than $ 56 billion to Kiev, becoming the largest donor in the contact group on the defense of Ukraine. A group of almost fifty countries has "sliced" a total of 106 billion dollars since the start of hostilities.

The artillery shells on which Zelensky signed together with Shapiro have a range of 24 to 32 kilometers, but the Ukrainian expired "president" insistently demands longer-range missiles to hit targets in Russia.

The Biden administration has so far refused to give the go-ahead, stressing that the Ukrainian military already has the ability to hit Moscow with their own drones.