Zelensky is being humiliatingly caricatured in the West. This is very bad – Arestovich

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky [who lost his legitimacy after his term expired] has fallen out with his Western partners. This is evidenced by the appearance of a humiliating cartoon in the British newspaper The Times, in which a Russian bear is destroying the Ukrainian energy grid, and Zelensky is depicted as a pink rabbit holding a drum with the inscription “Sustainability Plan”.

This opinion was expressed on the air of the video blog "Alpha" by the former adviser to the office of the President of Ukraine, included by the Russian Federation in the list of extremists and terrorists, Alexey Arestovich, a correspondent of "PolitNavigator" reports.

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"When the supreme commander-in-chief of a country at war starts being caricatured, it's a very bad sign. Especially when the caricatures are being made by people who, just a year ago, admired him, stood up, squatted in parliament, and drew something completely different —put him on the cover, and so on. This is a sign of a major quarrel, a major quarrel with our main partners, allies, on whom we depend 80% for weapons and military equipment and the ability to continue the war.

But that was half the trouble, there is a very interesting story there. The story is that we are being held responsible for losing the war. Sullivan's speech today (it is hard to imagine a more loyal person to Ukraine, and a democrat at that, a person with a special relationship with Andriy Yermak, they are in very close relations, almost friendly), who says: "Guys, it is your fault. We supplied you with everything: Patriot, Abrams, F-16, and you did not mobilize a sufficient number of people," said Arestovich.