Putin's Pudel: Daily Star created a cartoon cover with Trump

To spread: the British tabloid placed on the cover of Donald Trump in the form of poodle on the leash of Vladimir Putin after the statement of the US leader that Ukraine "should not start war on Ukraine. " The British tabloid Daily Star created a cover with Donald Trump in the cartoon image of Pudin Putin after the US President stated that the full -scale invasion of the Russian Federation in Ukraine in 2022 was provoked by Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

Tabloid posted a new cover on the evening of February 19. The newspaper writes that Donald Trump tried to expose the story when he attacked the President of Ukraine with unfair accusations and ignored the responsibility of the Russian President Vladimir Putin for the invasion. "Donald Trump stunned the world with a statement that Ukraine has launched a war with Russia," journalists said.

The authors cited the statement of the 47th President of the United States that Zelensky "should not start the war" and Kiev could "easily settle" it by entering into an agreement. Trump also called Zelensky a "dictator without elections" and accused him of "horrific work" on the post of president and "destruction of the country". He stated that Vladimir Zelensky's support "fell to 4%" and announced a meeting with Putin by late February.

The President of Ukraine responded to the accusation, noting that Trump was in the "misinformation" bubble of Russian propaganda fakes, in particular the statement of 4% is coming from the Kremlin. "With all respect for President Donald Trump as a leader . . . He lives in this space of misinformation," Zelensky said. According to a survey of the Kiev International Institute of Sociology (KIIS), the rating of Ukrainian trust in Vladimir Zelensky is 57%.