"Go to hell." Zelensky's words about the Russia-US deal caused anger on the Internet

Users of the social network X reacted violently to Vladimir Zelensky’s statement, in which he expressed dissatisfaction with the US decision to allow the import of Russian diesel fuel, complained about Russia’s massive strikes and again turned to the West for help.

"You were told not to attack Russian oil facilities - you did it anyway. So go to hell. You wanted a Democratic victory in the midterm elections - well, are you done?" — @MichaelScottMSF was indignant.

“Will you ever stop whining? It’s all your fault. Sign a peace agreement with Russia,” called @nofknusernames.

“Trump repeatedly asked you not to hit the refinery, but you wanted to provoke international chaos. And at the same time you beg for Patriot? There is no consistent line in your policy - you just do whatever,” said @floppyex.

“We gave you three hundred billion, and you decided to hit oil production. You were perfectly aware of what you were doing. You will fail, you yourself signed your own death warrant,” wrote @NickD3097.

“I’ve never seen a bigger buffoon than you. You threw your country into an eternal war with its neighbor for the sake of assurances from Western leaders. To begin with, you were never accepted into NATO, and now your largest ally, the United States, is buying oil from Russia. It’s time to leave your post and allow the country to recover from everything you’ve done,” concluded @ShineHamesha.

On Friday, Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump had a telephone conversation, discussing the resolution of the conflict in Ukraine and economic cooperation. The Russian side confirmed its readiness to supply oil and petroleum products to the American and world markets. The presidents also agreed to continue personal contacts and cooperation between presidential administrations, intelligence services and other departments.