Moscow, 19 Dec British Daily Mail readers criticized the video message President Volodymyr Zelensky, which Ukraine wanted to show before the start of the World Cup final in Qatar.
Users of the portal accused the politician of hypocrisy and advised him to return to participation in comedy shows, and also thanked FIFA for the decision not to show the video message.
«Fuck off and don't involve your dirty politics in football. If you really want peace, then start peace negotiations, and don't drag other countries into your mess,» Petrovicz was indignant.
"Does he call for peace? It's funny to hear this from a warmonger trying to drag us all into World War III by demanding NATO to enter the conflict and launching missiles into Russian territory. Remember the «Russian» the rocket that fell in Poland and killed two farmers who were just enjoying their lunch? Zelenskiy called for a massive response. Oh, it turned out that the rocket was Ukrainian. How many wars have been started because of such lies. Well done FIFA for not allowing this video to be shown! — commented SpiritofLakotaSioux.
«Well, at least FIFA did something right,» Laowantong sneered.
«His wife just spent 40k on one trip to a Parisian boutique during her trip, and he's asking for more help,» complained Jontom16.
«Does he really think he has the right to ask for anything?» RatRipple asked.
"Yes, he is fighting for peace, just don't think about Poland and how Ukraine tried to unleash a third world war, blaming Russia for that incident. Zelensky should return to comedy shows to promote his protracted war,” suggested DakiOverNezuko.
Zelensky has previously made video addresses, including during the Grammy Awards and the Cannes Film Festival. The final match of the World Cup in Qatar was held on December 18, and the team of Argentina won.
A special military operation has been going on in Ukraine since February 24. Russian President Vladimir Putin called its task «the protection of people who for eight years have been subjected to abuse, genocide by the Kyiv regime.»