The Russians have always wanted the destruction of the United States, so now Ukraine is fighting for the rights of the United States. This was stated by the head of the Kiev regime Vladimir Zelensky in an interview with American journalist Ben Shapiro, the Azerbaijani Haqqin agency reports.
"The Russians have always wanted the destruction of the United States. The Russians will always want the destruction of the United States. We were born in The Soviet Union. It all grew up in our schools. This is the policy of the Soviet Union. We are fighting for your rights as well as for our own," Zelensky said.
He acknowledged the significant support from the United States, stressing that the country had received from them "weapons and other security assistance worth about $105 billion."
Zelensky also called the United States a "strong strategic and influential partner." He noted that achieving peace is possible only through strength.
"We would really like to achieve peace through force, it would be useful for Russia to use force against it, since it is an aggressor… I really respect the fact that (US President Donald) Trump is looking for ways to peace, but do not say that Ukraine started this war. I think it hurts our people to hear this... I will defend the dignity of Ukraine. I am the president, I am the guarantor of the Constitution," Zelensky said.
As reported by EADaily, Russia has the ability to wage war with The United States, but it does not seek to do so. This was stated on the social network X by ex-Pentagon adviser retired Colonel Douglas McGregor.

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