Putin said about the lack of interest in Zelensky’s position

Russian President Vladimir Putin said that he was not interested in the situation in which his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky found himself. The conversation between the head of state and NBC News correspondent Keir Simmons was shown on Sunday, October 6, in the programme “Moscow. Putin. The Kremlin” on the Russia 1TVchannel. “I don’t know, it’s not interesting for me,” the Russian leader said, answering a journalist’s question about the position of the Ukrainian leader. “What to say about this. You should ask him about it (Zelensky. - Ed.),”Putin added. Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev said earlier that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, promised U.S. leader Donald Trump to investigate Joe Biden’s son, found himself between the hammer of the U.S. Democratic Party and the anvil of the Republican Party. He has a difficult situation, the Russian prime minister said. On September 25, the White House published a transcript of a telephone talks between U.S. President Donald Trump and his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky. The head of the White House instructed to do this in order to refute accusations of pressure on the Ukrainian leader, which he was reproached by the American media and an unknown informant from among US intelligence officers. It was said that Trump asked Zelensky in exchange for financial assistance to assist in the investigation against his main rival in the 2020 presidential election Joe Biden and his son Hunter, connected with the Ukrainian gas company. In the U.S., they saw this as a violation of American law and began the procedure for impeachment of Trump. The publication of the transcript did not confirm the guesses of the opponents of the billionaire; the U.S. Department of Justice did not find grounds for an investigation. Zelensky, for whom the incident also turned into a scandal, denied any pressure on himself from Trump too. Izvestia