Zelensky Viral Tweet: Zelensky's Wild reaction to Donald Trump & Jd Vance becomes viral when he finally appeals to her heated Oval Office Clash

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky went on social media to make his statements after a fiery and public collision against US President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance in the Oval Office.

Volodymyr Zelenskys Post on X

Less than an hour after he stormed from the White House, Zelensky wrote a contribution to X (formerly Twitter), which, according to a report, became viral with more than 15 million hits.

Zelensky posted: “Thank you, America. Thank you for your support. Thank you for this visit. Thank you, @potus, congress and the American people,” reported Dailybeast.

The contribution that triggered a debate

According to The Dailybeast, many Zelensky's social media post interpreted with four “thanksgiving” as a direct answer to Vances earlier criticism.

JD vances persistent criticism during the meeting

During the meeting, Vance Zelensky had relentlessly pushed and accused him of showing President Trump and the United States enough for their support in the middle of the Russian invasion.

At one point when Trump and Zelensky spoke over each other in front of the cameras, interrupted Vance and asked: “Did you say” thank you “once in this entire meeting?” Zelensky replied and said: “Often today today.” According to the report, Vance continued to demand that Zelensky will show “words of appreciation” for the USA and its president.

Zelensky's reaction to vances demands

In response to this, Zelensky explained: “Mr. President, we stay in our country and keep strong from the start. We were alone. And we are grateful. I thanked this cabinet. I said thank you ”, as quoted by Dailybeast.

Faqs

When did Trump and Zelensky meet?
They met in the White House on Friday, February 28th.

What led to the tension between Zelensky and Trump during the meeting?
The meeting was tense when Vice President Jd Vance Zelensky pressed because he did not estimate the help of the United States in the War of Ukraine with Russia.