Bush spoke with Zelensky on May 5/Channel 24 Collage
George Bush, after talking with Vladimir Zelensky, said that he talked with Winston Churchill in our time. Politicians talked about the war that Russia launched against Ukraine.
A response comment after the conversation 43, the President of the States wrote on Instagram on the evening of May 5. In particular, this happened on the 71st day of a full-scale war that Russia launched against Ukraine.
Bush called Zelensky a modern Churchill
I had the honor this morning (we are talking about May 5 – Channel 24) to spend a few minutes in conversation with President Zelensky – Winston Churchill of our time. I thanked the President for his leadership, his example and his dedication to freedom, and acknowledged the courage of the Ukrainian people,” Bush wrote.
He added that Vladimir Zelensky had assured him that Ukraine would not waver in its fight against barbarism and Putin's banditry.
“Americans are inspired by their fortitude and resilience. We will continue to stand together with the Ukrainians when they defend their freedom,” George W. Bush promised.
The main thing about the conversation between Bush and Zelensky
- Vladimir Zelensky talked to George Bush on the morning of May 5. Politicians talked about the war that Russia started against Ukraine, as well as about US assistance.
- The President of Ukraine, commenting on the conversation, noted that he was very pleased to meet and hear words of support for the Ukrainians. Zelensky explained how he felt the support of the Americans was sincere.
- Bush said that Ukraine's courage is very important for continued success: “If you continue to do what you are doing, you will always have our support, if you will continue to fight as you do now.”
- Head of the Office of the President Andriy Yermak said that the United States is well aware of the need to respond so harshly to the Russian occupiers for the killing of Ukrainian civilians. He also thanked George W. Bush for a constructive conversation with the Ukrainian president.
