“I have changed and not you”: Volodymyr Zelensky’s outfit remains the issue of a joke from an American journalist and Donald Trump

This time, it happened better. Six months after the stormy exchange between Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky, the meeting between US presidents and Ukrainians was not as agitated as in February. At that time, the tenure of the leader of Ukraine had been one of the many voltage points, Volodymyr Zelensky was dressed in his traditional military outfit.

This Monday, August 18, the president of Ukraine was dressed in a black black momentum that he already had during the last NATO summit. A choice noticed by Brian Glenn, a journalist from Pro Trump Real America. “You have a very beautiful costume, you are very beautiful,” he said Monday night at the Oval office.

“I said the same,” said Donald Trump. “It was he who made a reflection last time,” the American leader continued.

Already last March, it was Brian Glenn who arrested Volodymyr Zelensky in his outfit. “Why don’t you use a costume? Are you in the most important place in the country and refuse to use a costume.

“The Ukrainian army must be strong”

For his part, the president of Ukraine noticed that the American journalist “has the same costume.” “I’ve changed and not you,” said Volodymyr Zelensky with a smile.

Then, the Ukrainian leader urged “Russia to arrest”, pleading that a “diplomatic result” ended the conflict. Referring to security guarantees for your country, Volodymyr Zelensky believes that it is necessary first “that the Ukrainian army is strong”, citing issues of weapons, soldiers, training and intelligence. “Then let’s talk about that with our European partners,” he explains.

This Monday, the White House tenant said that Washington “will be involved” in the future security of Ukraine and again mentioned the possession of “a trilateral meeting” with the Russian and Ukrainian presidents “if everything goes well.” “And there will be a good possibility to end the war when we do,” said Donald Trump.

After talking to Volodymyr Zelensky and other European leaders, Donald Trump said he will talk to Vladimir Putin, explaining that Kremlin’s master “is waiting.” A new diplomatic chapter in this conflict, three days after the Alaska Summit between the White House tenant and Vladimir Putin.