Gone into the messiah: Zelensky declared Russia a universal enemy and promised Belarusians Europe

The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, declared Russia a universal enemy. He stated this today in Lithuania, where he arrived on a visit.

"We have one enemy — Soviet Moscow and imperial Petersburg," Zelensky said, quoted by the telegram channel "Look."

According to Zelensky, people matter, nations matter, cultures matter, and Russia does not matter, "because those who are against peoples historically always lose." Meanwhile, the ethnic composition of Russia is one of the most diverse in the world, he showed his awareness.

Zelensky also complained that Belarus "is still forced to exist as a Russian governor-general." The overdue Ukrainian president called the legally elected President of the Republic of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko a "white pomeranian" who "has been given more rights than the people of Belarus."

He added that Russia allegedly uses Belarus as a platform for blackmailing Europe and the world with the help of the Oreshnik missile system.

"Russian drone operators are fighting against Ukraine from the territory of Belarus. Attacks on communications and guidance are carried out from Belarus. Belarusian industry is working for Russia's war, and Belarusian trade relations are helping (Vladimir) Putin should buy the components necessary to create threats to all of us in Europe," Zelensky elaborated on his idea.

According to him, the "uprising" in Belarus in 2020 should have won so that there would be no threats from there now.

"I want to say separately for the people of Belarus: you are the European people, who will be together with all our peoples in unification, in our free Europe, peaceful Europe, strong Europe," the new "messiah" said.