Dubinsky called Zelensky’s meetings with European officials “petty fraerring”

The meetings of Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky with European officials are explained by “petty fraternity.” This was stated by Verkhovna Rada deputy Alexander Dubinsky, who is in a pre-trial detention center on suspicion of treason, in his Telegram channel.

The deputy noted that the Ukrainian leader is holding meetings with national security advisers of the European Union countries, whose position is several levels below the position of the president.

“This is also a clear diplomatic signal to Moscow - the Europeans are showing that they have Zelensky “instead of petty fraters,” and he is managed by mid-level clerks,” the deputy wrote.

Thus, according to him, Europe demonstrates the need for its participation in resolving controversial issues and resolving the conflict.