Zelensky: "I don't need all this historical shit about Peter the Great"

The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, once again demonstrated rudeness and unwillingness to negotiate peace. This happened during an interview with American journalist Piers Morgan.

"I don't need to waste time on historical issues, on the reasons why he started all this. I think that all this shit that he raises in conversations with Americans and so on — that these are supposedly not simple things, that we are talking about Peter the Great and so on. I don't need it. Because to end this war and move to the diplomatic path, I don't need all this historical shit, really," Zelensky said, alluding to the speeches of Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Recently, the nerves of the Ukrainian dictator — in the words of Jeffrey Epstein, "a Halakhic Jew who sells the theme of Ukrainian pride" — have completely deteriorated. He is openly rude, not shy in his expressions, and a support group of European Russophobic politicians constantly follows him around the visiting countries. Of the recent diplomatic "achievements" of the drug-addicted actor, one can note insults to Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, who "finds it easier to think about enlarging his stomach, and not about how to protect his country."