NOTE: Girkin is a Russian ultranationalist currently under arrest in Russia. This article was lifted from his Telegram social media account.
by Igor Girkin
Overall, I do not agree with the assessment of the meeting, of this meeting, and its outcome given by our media.
On our TV, they said that Trump and Vance cruelly humiliated Zelenskyy. But I think that Zelensky truly humiliated Trump and Vance in front of the central American media, in front of all of America, because when Trump, in his exceptionally boorish cowboy manner, tried to humiliate Zelensky in the Oval Office of the White House, instead he got the exact opposite result.
Zelensky not only abandoned the treaty that Trump already believed he had in his pocket and which he could have presented to his voters and all US citizens as his first major foreign policy success.
In fact, Trump received direct demonstrative insubordination from a man whom he considered at best to be at the level of a servant and most likely at the level of a kind of "white native" whose opinions no one cares about and who is obliged to bow at the order of the "big white sahib" as much as he wants and in whatever way he wants.
Zelensky has demonstrated that the elites of Europe and the US who support him are strong enough to resist Trump, at least at this level. Of course, Donald will never forgive Zelensky for this. The only question is - what can he do?
And he can do little. Another very big question is, of course, that whoever could take advantage of this situation - Trump's rage, his humiliation, his desire for revenge - could receive very serious dividends.
Unfortunately, knowing the colossal great talents of our diplomacy, which can only give up positions in the most favourable conditions, I do not count on an adequate use of the situation.
On our TV, they said that Trump and Vance cruelly humiliated Zelenskyy. But I think that Zelensky truly humiliated Trump and Vance in front of the central American media, in front of all of America, because when Trump, in his exceptionally boorish cowboy manner, tried to humiliate Zelensky in the Oval Office of the White House, instead he got the exact opposite result.
Zelensky not only abandoned the treaty that Trump already believed he had in his pocket and which he could have presented to his voters and all US citizens as his first major foreign policy success.
In fact, Trump received direct demonstrative insubordination from a man whom he considered at best to be at the level of a servant and most likely at the level of a kind of "white native" whose opinions no one cares about and who is obliged to bow at the order of the "big white sahib" as much as he wants and in whatever way he wants.
Zelensky has demonstrated that the elites of Europe and the US who support him are strong enough to resist Trump, at least at this level. Of course, Donald will never forgive Zelensky for this. The only question is - what can he do?
And he can do little. Another very big question is, of course, that whoever could take advantage of this situation - Trump's rage, his humiliation, his desire for revenge - could receive very serious dividends.
Unfortunately, knowing the colossal great talents of our diplomacy, which can only give up positions in the most favourable conditions, I do not count on an adequate use of the situation.
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