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And he said Biden it’s a "He was right" About the plans of his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin to launch a military attack on Ukrainebefore the start of the war on February 24 last.
The US President explained during a party in Los Angeles to raise funds for the Democratic Party: "A lot of people thought I was exaggerating"when he talked about a Russian attack on Ukraine before it even started.
He continued: "But I knew we had data that had to be preserved. Putin was going to the border. There was no doubt".
As the US President said, Zelensky: "He didn’t want to hear American warnings, and neither did many".
In response to Biden’s comments, Ukrainian presidential spokesman Sergei Nikiforov told the website "leg" Ukrainian news, the phrase "He didn’t want to hear America’s warnings"you may need clarification.
Nikiforov explained that Zelensky and Biden had several phone conversations before the Russian operation, during which the two leaders discussed the threat posed by Russia.
He added that "Zelensky asked for preventive sanctions in anticipation of the Russian attack, and hoped that Ukraine’s allies would help advance Russia To stop the escalation and withdraw its forces".
Nikiforov added: "In our case, we can say that it was our partners who did not want to hear us"according to the site "Business Insider".
Also, Adviser to the Office of the Ukrainian President, Mikhailo Podolak, said Biden’s words "Not quite correct. Ukraine was preparing for hostile scenarios from Russia, including the expansion of our territory".
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And he said Biden He “was right” about his Russian counterpart’s plans Vladimir Putin to launch a military attack on Ukrainebefore the start of the war on February 24 last.
The US President explained during a party in Los Angeles to raise funds for the Democratic Party: “A lot of people thought I was exaggerating,” when he talked about a Russian attack on Ukraine before it even started.
He continued, “But I knew we had data that had to be preserved. Putin was going to the border. There was no doubt.”
As the US President said, ZelenskyHe did not want to hear the American warnings, and neither did many.
In response to Biden’s statements, Ukrainian presidential spokesman Sergei Nikiforov told the Ukrainian news site “Liga” that the phrase “he did not want to hear American warnings” may need clarification.
Nikiforov explained that Zelensky and Biden had several phone conversations before the Russian operation, during which the two leaders discussed the threat posed by Russia.
He added that “Zelensky asked for preventive sanctions in anticipation of the Russian attack, and expressed his hope that Ukraine’s allies would help pay for it.” Russia to stop the escalation and withdraw its forces.
And Nikiforov added: “We can say in our case that it was our partners who did not want to hear us,” according to the “Business Insider” website.
Also, adviser to the Ukrainian President’s office, Mikhailo Podolak, said that Biden’s words “are not entirely correct. Ukraine was preparing for hostile scenarios from Russia, including the expansion of our territory.”