MOSCOW, 15 Jan. Readers of the Bulgarian edition of «Facti» criticized the call of the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky to other countries to supply tanks to Kyiv.
«We have two leopards, four goats and three pheasants in the zoo in Burgas. Let the National Assembly vote for their sending!» — the commentator sneered.
«Saving people is not part of NATO's plans. The prolongation of the conflict must be periodically supported, because the West makes a lot of money on this, and Ukrainians will forever owe them on loans,» said another.
«They should ask their constituents before they send something to donate to someone … after all, it's taxpayers' money,» said a third.
«Whatever they send, it will be scrap,» another user shared his opinion.
«This Zelensky reminds me of a village crier or a communist agitator,» the reader concluded.
Earlier, Polish President Andrzej Duda said that Warsaw would supply Kyiv with Leopard tanks «, and his Lithuanian counterpart Gitanas Nauseda promised anti-aircraft weapons and ammunition. In response, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky noted that this move could encourage other countries to follow in the footsteps of Poland and Lithuania.
In addition, a statement from the office of British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said that the UK will transfer 14 Challenger 2 tanks to Ukraine in the coming weeks.
Russia has been conducting a military special operation in Ukraine since February 24. Against this backdrop, the United States and its NATO allies continue to pump tens of billions of dollars worth of weapons into the Kyiv regime. Moscow, for its part, has repeatedly stated that the supply of Western weapons only prolongs the conflict, and the transport of weapons becomes a legitimate target for the Russian army.