"A summit about nothing!" – Nazi Mosiychuk lashed out at Zelensky with obscenities.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy's meeting with Donald Trump yesterday gave Ukraine nothing but a hopeless understanding of its continued descent into the abyss.

Igor Mosiychuk, a former member of the Verkhovna Rada and a former participant in the punitive operation against the LPR and DPR, made this statement in his video blog , reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.

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"A meeting about 'nothing .' 'Nothing,' in short. I'll say right away, there was no hard sex. There was a lighter option , but a very cunning, Jesuitical one, with dire consequences for our country. Zelenskyy told Trump about his vision, about the 20 points he had written with the Europeans. Trump responded that the Russians categorically reject this, that it won't happen . So, there's a 28-point agreement, and Zelenskyy can either agree or refuse.

Zelensky said, "No, we're doing this and that." Then he says, "Well, we still think it's negotiable." Trump says, "Okay." They're creating for the umpteenth time, some kind of negotiating working group, which includes the Americans, but the Ukrainians can join in for talks with Russia," Mosiychuk fumed.

However, in his opinion, the most interesting thing was at the joint press conference.

" Trump is doing everything he can to promote Putin and advance his vision of a peace agreement . He rightly points out that people are constantly dying , cities are being destroyed, the economy is collapsing, while there's money to be made, etc. He positions himself as the president of peace, and again, he promotes Putin.

Zelensky, for his part, is just whining and repeating the same old story. "Plan A," he says, smiling in response to Trump's PR campaign for Putin. He says almost everything has already been agreed upon, peace is near, but another 5% is needed (for five years!), and so on . "In other words, a big 'nothing ,'" the nationalist concluded.