Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky recently had a heated meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance in the White House. After a tough discussion, Trump kicked Zelensky out, saying he wasn’t ready to make peace with Russia. Russia made fun of Zelensky for this incident, calling him a “scumbag.” However, many countries are standing up for Ukraine.
Here are some of the leaders who have shown support for Ukraine:
1. Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer: He praised the courage of the Ukrainian people who have been fighting Russia for over three years. He said Europe supports Ukraine in seeking peace.
2. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau: He called Russia’s invasion of Ukraine “illegal” and said that Canada will continue to support Ukraine’s fight for freedom and democracy.
3. Slovenian President Natasa Pirc Musar: She stated that what happened in the Oval Office goes against the values of diplomacy. She reaffirmed her country’s support for Ukraine’s sovereignty and called for protecting democratic ideals.
4. Romanian Interim President Ilie Bolojan: He emphasized that Ukraine’s security is essential for Europe’s safety.
5. Polish Premier Donald Tusk: He reassured Zelensky, saying, “You are not alone.”
6. European Union Leaders Ursula von der Leyen and Antonio Costa: They encouraged Zelensky, saying that the bravery of the Ukrainian people is admirable and that the EU will continue to work with Ukraine for peace.
7. Outgoing German Chancellor Olaf Scholz: He reminded everyone that the Ukrainians want peace more than anyone else, while Friedrich Merz, a likely future leader, stated that it’s vital to recognize who is the aggressor in the conflict.
8. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni: She suggested a meeting among Western leaders to discuss big challenges, including how to handle the situation in Ukraine.
9. Other Supporting Nations: Leaders from other European countries, like Belgium, Croatia, and Spain, also expressed their support for Ukraine.
10. French President Emmanuel Macron: He clearly stated that Russia is the aggressor and praised the Ukrainians for fighting for their dignity and security in Europe.
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