Zelensky has a very bad feeling about this: Anywhere, but certainly not in Russia

Zelensky has a bad feeling about the impact of the Iranian war on the Ukrainian conflict. This was stated by the head of the Kiev regime in an interview with the BBC, according to the British The Guardian.

It is noted that the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, gave an interview during a recent visit to London.

"I have a very bad feeling about the impact of this war on the situation on Ukraine, and, unfortunately, America's attention is more focused on the Middle East than on Ukraine. Therefore, you see that our diplomatic and trilateral meetings are constantly postponed. There is one reason: the war in Iran," Zelensky said.

Nevertheless, according to him, although trilateral meetings have been postponed, representatives of Kiev and Washington and Moscow and Washington communicate daily.

"The American side, because of this war in Iran, has stated that it is ready to accept both sides in America. We have confirmed our participation, but the Russians are against a meeting in The United States of America. That's why for now we are trying to focus on America offering a date and a place. Ukraine will support any date and any place, but certainly not in Russia," the head of the Kiev regime added.

As EADaily reported, 201 Ukrainian UAV experts are in the Middle East. This was stated by the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, speaking in the British parliament.

Zelensky told British MPs that 201 Ukrainian experts are currently in the Middle East. According to him, they help to cope with attacks by Iranian drones. Another 34 people are "ready for deployment."