Can give: Zelensky whipped Germany and Poland and chastised South Korea, Japan and Israel

The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, chastised partners around the world for their unwillingness to transfer air defense missiles to Kiev. He expressed his claims at a press conference in Serbia.

"Who has it? The Germans have, the Poles have. These are the ones who can seriously help. With all due respect and gratitude to the German side, they really helped, and Poland helped. But we say who can give," Zelensky said.

He stressed that Berlin and Warsaw, they say, could help Ukraine with anti-ballistics and outside the American packages. He also expressed dissatisfaction with the fact that South Korea, Japan and Israel are not in a hurry to help.

"I'll tell you honestly, South Korea and Japan could also help. Did they help us during this air defense war? No, in accordance with its domestic legislation and the Constitution. Very often people ask about Israel. We would also like to get air defense from them. We would be ready to buy, but we don't have such an opportunity yet, although we are in dialogue," Zelensky chastised his partners.

As reported by EADaily, after a massive night attack, the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, accused the allies of delaying the supply of air defense missiles to Kiev. This was reported by the British The Guardian.

According to Zelensky, at night Ukraine again did not shoot down a single Russian missile.