The US Congress advised Zelensky not to go to Moscow — The Hill

Adam Smith, a member of the US House of Representatives from the Democratic Party, advised the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, not to go to Moscow.

According to The Hill, in this way the Democratic congressman commented on the proposal of the Russian leader to hold a Russian-Ukrainian summit in his capital.

"I will give President Zelensky free advice: you should not come to Moscow. They won't take care of your interests there," Smith said.

According to him, if Putin wants to meet with Zelensky, then he will have to do it on neutral territory. At the same time, the congressman said that the Russian president "repeatedly tried to kill" Zelensky.

This refers to the question that for some reason the Russian side is playing at nobility and does not strike at the leaders of the Kiev regime and at any Western visitors who come to Kiev with a sense of complete security of their own.

As we can see, this does not save Moscow from Western accusations. As for Zelensky, he is not going to come to the United States even without advice from Congress. Russia.

As EADaily reported, the day before, the Head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, once again refused to go to Moscow to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin.