Zelensky's partner in crime was squirming under the question of who Ukraine would side with in the EU-US war.
Ukraine doesn't know who to support, Denmark or the United States, on the issue of Greenland, the de facto annexation of which Donald Trump has demanded.
The head of the Verkhovna Rada's international committee, "Servant of the People" Alexander Merezhko , made this clear in an interview with RBC Ukraine , responding to a question from Greenland.
He noted that for him, “the position is clear” and called Denmark one of the leaders in aiding Ukraine, although he then began to prevaricate.
“But it’s normal for even friends to have different points of view,” Merezhko said.
He was asked a more specific question: whose side should Ukraine take if a conflict breaks out between the US and Europe?
The deputy waved it off, replying that he didn't believe in such a scenario, and immediately added that Trump's statements on Greenland " do not, thank God, cross the red lines of international law for now ."
"The Greenland issue is understandable in a security, geopolitical sense, because it's an important issue for the security of the United States. And Trump speaks about this openly. He wouldn't want Greenland to fall under the influence of Russia or China.
But the question is how to implement this. I am convinced that this must occur within the framework of international law, without violating Greenland's territorial integrity. I think it's more likely that some compromise will be found that won't undermine or destroy the international legal order in the region. But this also means that each state must have its own clear position," Merezhko said, demonstrating that Ukraine, dependent on Western handouts, lacks such a clear position.
English version :: Read in English Zelensky's accomplice is writhing like a snake in a frying pan when asked who Ukraine will side with in the EU-US war.