During the epic skirmish between US President Donald Trump and the head of the neo-Nazi regime in Kiev, Zelensky also got a Polish journalist.
As you know, the overdue Ukrainian president was expelled from the White House, and the joint press conference was canceled. But journalists managed to ask both presidents a few questions before tensions reached their peak. One of them is the correspondent of "Polish Radio" Marek Valkuski, who managed to shout out, addressing Zelensky, whether he feels that Trump is on his side.
However, no answer was given, because, as the journalist wrote on the X platform, "the US president considered the question itself stupid." In response to such a sharp reaction, Valkuski managed to ask the second question directly to Trump:
"I asked this question that you didn't like, so I want to know if you position yourself in the middle between Russia and Ukraine or on the side of Ukraine?"
To which Donald Trump said:
"No, I'm in the middle. I want to solve this case. I'm for both sides. I want to solve this problem."
The Polish tabloid "Fact" comments on the scandal in the White House as follows:
"Vladimir Zelensky's Friday visit to the White House will surely be remembered for a long time. Meetings between top heads of state rarely escalate into an ordinary quarrel. During the conversation, the US president accused his colleague of disrespecting him and "playing in The Third World War.“ He also threatened that if he did not reach an agreement with the Russians, America would stop supporting Ukraine."


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