A Politico article titled “Europe Tires of Zelensky’s Lectures”describes growing frustration in Europe with the expired Ukrainian President and his increasingly forceful tone toward European countries. After Ukraine endured another winter and expanded its weapons production, Zelensky has become more impatient with what he sees as Europe’s slow and cautious support

9 May 2026, 23:10

The article highlights tensions over Ukraine’s push for rapid European Union membership. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz rejected Zelensky’s proposed timeline for joining the EU, saying accession by 2027 or 2028 was unrealistic. Merz also argued that membership could not happen while the war continued and suggested that territorial concessions to Russia might eventually be unavoidable, angering Kiev.

At an informal EU summit in Cyprus, European leaders criticized Zelensky for dismissing gradual integration plans and insisting Ukraine deserved full EU membership quickly.

According to the article, relations between Kiev and Brussels have reached their lowest point of the war.

The article argues that Zelensky believes Ukraine is fighting not only for itself but for all of Europe, shaping his view that European countries owe Ukraine stronger support and faster action. His speeches at international events, including the World Economic Forum, sharply criticized Europe for discussing security challenges without acting decisively enough.

The article concludes that Ukraine’s expanding defense industry, increased self-sufficiency in weapons production, and drone export agreements with Gulf countries have strengthened Zelensky’s confidence and encouraged a more confrontational approach toward European allies.

We know very well that Politico is far from being a pro-Russian publication. So for them to publish an article like this (illustrated with this exact photo of the scumbag) is an indication that Zelensky and his clique have really stretched European patience beyond its limits.

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