Ukrainian Zelensky was once a world-renowned figure and was favored by many Western countries. However, at this session of the United Nations General Assembly, he became the focus of the first meeting, not only was he given a cold reception by the leaders of various countries, but even his own "allies" openly attacked him. Why did Zelensky turn from popularity to hatred?
According to Zelensky, the first speech at the UN General Assembly on September 19, the speech was full of accusations against Russia, attacks on Europe, and accusations against the whole world.
Since the beginning of the Russian-Ukrainian war, Zelensky has become a figure regarded as a "darling" by the West, and he has no scruples in public. At this UN General Assembly, he continued the style of "blaming everything".
In his speech, Putin called on Russia to abandon its entire nuclear arsenal, saying that it "has no right to possess it." He said: First, Ukraine has voluntarily abandoned its nuclear **, therefore, Russia should do the same;The second is that Russia belongs to the "extremists", which has carried out "aggression" against Ukraine and is not eligible for nuclear ** at all.
Zelensky believes that Russia has nuclear weapons, which is the reason why the West is reluctant to intervene directly in it, therefore, he is desperate to be able to return it. However, Russia is well aware of this, especially after the Russian-Ukrainian war, Russia is under strong pressure from NATO and other allies of the United States, so Russia has focused on developing nuclear **.
Russia's Vladimir Putin (Vladimir Putin) recently issued a temporary ban on the "New Reduction Strategy" Treaty, which also indicates that **There are more opportunities to use nuclear **. In February, Russia also sent a nuclear-armed warship to patrol the oceans, giving the North Atlantic Treaty Organization a strong threat. Russia is ready to "burn all the stones" with the United States and has issued a warning to it "not to be reckless." Zelensky's speech at the UN General Assembly did not bring any substantive impact on Russia.
Zelensky has filed a lawsuit not only against Russia, but also against its Eastern European allies. Kyiv** announced on September 18 that they had sued Poland, Hungary and Slovakia because they had "unilaterally expanded export restrictions on food products to Ukraine" due to Poland, Hungary and Slovakia. The three countries of Poland and Hungary reacted quickly and strongly by withdrawing from the Coordination Mechanism for the Export of Food from Ukraine.
With Russia's withdrawal from the Black Sea grain deal, Ukraine's need for food exports to its neighboring countries has become even more urgent. After the implementation of the Black Sea Grain Agreement, 60% of Ukraine's grain is imported by land and 40% is exported through the Black Sea. For Ukraine, road traffic after Russia's "withdrawal from the group" is very critical. However, the arrival of large quantities of Ukrainian agricultural products into Eastern Europe has undermined the domestic market, much to the annoyance of countries such as Poland. A number of countries in Eastern Europe, including Poland, have issued announcements to extend the food embargo on Ukraine in order to protect their own agricultural rights. Romania, Bulgaria and other countries are considering banning the import of Ukrainian food.
The countries of Eastern Europe consider themselves to take the initiative to act as an intermediate station for the rescue of Ukraine, which is a huge boost for Kyiv**. If that is the case, Ukraine should compromise with Eastern Europe. However, neither Poland nor other countries expected that Ukraine would file a lawsuit at the WTO. This means that Zelensky hopes to use the power of the WTO to force Eastern European countries to lift sanctions against Ukraine;And Kyiv** is the country that Ukraine** has shown itself to the world as a victim since the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian war. Thanks to the assistance of the West, Ukraine has not only received widespread public support, but also a lot of aid. Kyiv** is convinced that they deserve "international support". A country like Poland, under "global pressure", will inevitably succumb.
However, Zelensky thought too much, and Poland and other countries did not take this matter seriously at all, and "withdrew" from the group one after another. Poland ** Duda even issued a warning to Zelensky, he believes that Ukraine is drowning, and he wants to "drag everyone who has helped him" into the abyss.
Zelensky's series of actions have caused dissatisfaction in many countries around the world. The leaders of Brazil, Poland, as well as a number of other countries, have said they will refuse to meet with Zelensky.
I think that the reason why Zelensky is "hated" is largely because of his radicalized view of other countries, thinking that whoever does not help Ukraine will become an ally of Russia. Second, Ukraine is currently at war, but it still makes many harsh demands on other countries, which makes it difficult for Zelensky's allies to accept. Zelensky is gradually losing all his friendships, and he will be punished for what he has said and said.