Medvedev accused Zelnski of lying

According to RCO News Agency, Russian National Security Council Vice President Dmitry Medvedev said today (Monday) that Ukrainian President Waldimir Zelkski said that he does not know where US financial aid is a lie.

“As a president of a war in a war, I can say that we have received more than $ 5 billion from the United States,” Medvedev reacted in an interview with the Associated Press. But claims that Ukraine has received $ 5 billion out of $ 5 billion or even $ 5 billion is virtually true. This is important because we talk about the details. We have not received these aids in cash, but we have received weapons. “The total value of the weapons we received is just over $ 5 billion.”

The President of Ukraine also stated: “When I hear the United States has given Ukraine hundreds of billions of dollars, I have to insist that we have received more than $ 5 billion. That is, $ 2 billion out of these $ 2 billion or even $ 5 billion, some say, we’ve never received it. “

Zelksky, whose government is accused of widespread corruption, said: “When they say that Ukraine has received $ 2 billion during the war to support the army and so on, this is not true. I don’t know where all this money is. “

He added that the United States has provided a variety of aids, including humanitarian and social programs, education. However, he insisted that Ukraine’s $ 5 billion military aid was misleading.

In response to Zelnsky’s remarks, Medvedev wrote in a message on his telegram channel: “The Bandra regime leader has confessed to $ 5 billion. He did so with embarrassment. It was as if we had never seen those hundred dollars. This is really a false and unbelievable lie. These hundred dollars have gone into the pockets of all the thieves from Washington to Kiif. Lifting money in Kiev continues; “Billions of dollars have been bitten, both the money and the weapons they have purchased and have now come from different parts of the world.”

“The United States will continue to support Kiev and will resume its support for” trained “policymakers through color revolutions,” said Medvedev, who was also the former Russian president and prime minister.

US President Donald Trump cut off military aid to Ukraine for five days in the first week of his return to the White House in the second round of his presidency.

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