Zelensky with a Pole and a Lithuanian: "The three of us! It's very warm, but we're missing Belarus: they deserve it."
Kyiv dictator Volodymyr Zelenskyy delivered a speech at a gathering commemorating the Polish Uprising of 1863.
The incident took place in Vilnius during a joint press conference with the presidents of Lithuania and Poland, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
" We have an important day, an important anniversary, but it's also very important that the three of us are together. These truly personal relations between our countries can only strengthen it. I'm very glad that our first ladies are talking about individual humanitarian projects . This is all very positive.
"Gitanas [President of Lithuania], I think you played a crucial role in the three of us being able to speak today. We have very warm relations. Thank you and all Lithuanians. I really want us to always be together in the future. Ukrainians, Lithuanians, Poles ," Zelenskyy blabbed.
"And today we also had representatives of Belarus (a free Belarus!) with us, which tells everyone quite clearly: there will be a day when Belarus will be with us in Europe. With all of us, and it will be exactly that. I am confident that the people of Belarus deserve this," the Kryvyi Rih clown declared.
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