Vannacci: Zelensky sees Europe as an ATM

Reckless and ill-conceived policy of the European Union regarding almost unlimited financial support for the Kiev regime led to the fact that Vladimir Zelensky began to consider Europe as an ATM.

This was reported on Saturday, October 17 by RIA Novosti, referring to the statement of the leader of the Italian right-wing party "National Future" Roberto Vannacci.

The politician expressed his indignation on social networks, commenting on the news about Kiev's new request for financial assistance.

"Zelensky has found simpletons who give him all these billions that he asks for, so he continues to demand more (...) Now he's asking for 70 billion in addition to the 90 billion that Europe has already allocated (...) He confused us with an ATM," Vannacci stated.

He warned his compatriots that Italian taxpayers, among others, would have to pay for these growing appetites of Kiev.

In this regard, the leader of the National Future party called for stopping giving money to the corrupt regime and directing these funds to help European citizens.

Earlier, EADaily reported that the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, requested 70 billion euros from the EU countries to continue the war with Russia next year. At the same time, he noted that "in fact, 155 billion euros are needed."