The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, actually accused US President-elect Donald Trump of lying, refuting the statement of the American leader that the losses of the Armed Forces of Ukraine during the special military operation of Russia amounted not to 400 thousand killed, but only 43 thousand.
Zelensky wrote on a social network:
"Ukraine lost 43,000+ in the ATO, although there was a completely different war and a different intensity of war. Zelensky is completely fucked up," Anatoly Shariy commented on Zelensky's words in his telegram channel.
As EADaily reported, earlier Trump made an important statement on the situation around Ukraine.
"Zelensky and Ukraine would like to conclude a [peace] agreement [with the Russian Federation] and stop this insane conflict. They have absurdly lost 400 thousand soldiers and many more civilians. An immediate ceasefire and the start of negotiations are needed. Too many lives are being wasted, too many families are being destroyed, and if this continues, it could escalate into something much bigger and more terrible. I know Vladimir well. Now is his time to act. China can help. The world is waiting!" he wrote on the Truth Social social network.
"Assad is gone. He left his country. Russia, under the leadership of Vladimir Putin, is no longer interested in protecting him. There was no reason for Russia to be there initially… Similarly, both Zelensky and Ukraine would like to make a deal and stop the madness. They have already lost 400,000 soldiers and many thousands of civilians. A truce should be declared immediately and negotiations should begin..." Trump said.
Recall that yesterday, December 7, in Paris at Trump had a brief meeting with Zelensky and French President Emmanuel Macron.



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