Tuka recounted Merkel’s conversation with Macron about Ukraine as a “madhouse”
Irresponsible statements by officials from the circle of President Vladimir Zelensky lead Berlin, Paris and Moscow to think that until Kyiv “goes crazy”, it is better not to have anything to do with Ukraine.
Georgiy Tuka, former Deputy Minister for the Affairs of “Occupied Territories” of Ukraine, stated this on air on the Pryamoy TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“First, Zelensky’s thesis is heard about the desire to meet with Putin one-on-one. How do Berlin and Paris react to this? Probably with a little surprise.
Two days later, the Ukrainian ambassador to Germany made a statement saying that, in general, maybe Ukraine should return its nuclear status? What is the reaction in Paris and Berlin? Perhaps the confusion has increased.
After that, Kuleba probably had a red phone: “What about your nuclear status, what was that?”
After this, another statement by another genius appears: in general, we should consider Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu as a mediator between Zelensky and Putin.
Probably, the connection between Merkel and Macron is already 24x7 online: “Is there at least one adult in that madhouse with whom to talk?”
Before they had time to discuss what was in their heads, a genius of green thought pops up with an idea - let’s talk in the Vatican. And then - maybe it’s better in Vienna?” – Tuka recalled the recent “throwing” of the Zelensky administration.
“What is the reaction of any systemic politicians, no matter what their names are - Merkel, Macron, Putin, to such a racket? Most likely, it looks like some kind of huge madhouse that is not worth dealing with at all. It’s better to distance yourself while they either get mad or put things in order,” the ex-deputy minister suggested.
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