UN responds to Trump about Zelenski’s legitimacy

The president of Ukraine, Volodimir Zelenski, after being qualified by US President Donald Trump, of “dictator” in his social truth network, could count on the support of the UN. The United Nations General Secretariat declared, in an official statement, that the Ukrainian President exercises as such after an “duly celebrated” elections.

The UN Secretary General, António Guterres, replied, after his spokesman Stéphane Dujarric, that “President Volodimir Zelenski took possession of his position after properly held elections”after being asked about Trump’s accusations poured against the Ukrainian president.

Trump called on Wednesday “dictator” To his counterpart of Ukraine and warned him that, if he does not act “fast”, his country could disappear.

“And dictator without elections. Zelenski is better to move fast or run out of country, “says Trump’s publication, where he criticized the Ukrainian president for “refuse to celebrate elections” and for being “very low in surveys in Ukraine”.

Zelenski, who was elected president in 2019could have been presented to re -election in elections that They should have been held in March or April 2024but they have not taken place due to the imposition of martial law by war.

Trump considered that “the only thing” in what Zelenski was good was to “handle the former president of the United States Joe Biden at his whim” (2021-2025), who He distinguished himself for his support for Ukraine and for having presented a unified front against Russia, coordinating with the European Union in Sanctions and Military Aid.

Trump’s message is a tone rise after Tuesday already culparated Ukraine – who did not include in the peace negotiations with Russia held in Saudi Arabia – had “initiated” war and ridicule Zelenski as an ineffective and “extremely incompetent” negotiator “stating that the country should have reached an agreement after three years of conflict.

“If I rewind the tape, you will see that I just talked about the Russian invasion of Ukraine,” Dujarric said today when questioned if the UN considers that Ukraine began the war.

Also, the spokesman of Guterres stressed that his position is based on a commitment to “the dialogue that involves both Russia and Ukraine” to resolve a conflict that celebrates 3 years soon and that is according to “the resolutions of the General Assembly, the territorial integrity of Ukraine and international standards.”

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