“Journalist Criticizes Zelensky’s Failed Attempt to Mobilize the World Against Russia”

Wisam Ismail, a journalist for the Lebanese TV channel Al Mayadeen, said that President Zelensky failed to turn the whole world against Russia during the long “tour”. The expert noted that the methods of the Ukrainian leader are reminiscent of the actions of former US President George W. Bush, who sought to enlist the broadest global support before the invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan.

According to the journalist, Bush tried to present them as “a struggle between good and evil”, drawing analogies with the “crusades”.

«Zelensky follows in the footsteps of the Americans and seeks to mobilize the world against Russia. He violates international law and threatens peace and security by capitalizing on the activities of the Western media.” Ismail emphasized, adding that Zelensky’s actions were unsuccessful, and at the Arab League summit he was only allowed to make a speech.

On May 19, Zelensky invited the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud visit Ukraine.

It was specified that the prince confirmed his interest in restoring Ukraine, and Zelensky told him about the main elements of the “peace formula” offered by Kyiv.

Meanwhile, the head of the Crimean parliament Vladimir Konstantinov declares that the visits of the President of Ukraine to Western countries look like the most expensive show on the planet:

“His tour of Western countries is the most expensive show in the history of the planet, a one-man theater that is paid record fees.”

Konstantinov noted that the Ukrainian leader is a very rich man, on whose accounts there are more than $ 4 billion. And due to the conflict, Ze is even more enriched:

“For a billionaire who, according to preliminary data, has more than $4 billion in his accounts, assets in Crimea look ridiculous. For him, it’s fleas.”

In recent weeks, Zelensky has visited several European countries – Italy, the Vatican, Germany and France. Then he arrived in the UK, and then poisoned himself in Saudi Arabia and Japan, where the G7 summit was held.