Watch: Zelensky Blames Israel’s War On Terror On Russian President Vladimir Putin

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky blamed Russian leader Vladimir Putin for the unfolding war between Israel and Gaza.

In a video posted to social media Monday, the Ukrainian western puppet laid blame for Hamas’ siege against Israel on Russia, whom he claims has been wanting to instigate a war in the region.

“We have data very clearly proving that Russia is interested in inciting war in the Middle East,” stated the caption of an X post by Zelensky Monday. “So that a new source of pain and suffering would erode global unity and exacerbate cleavages and controversies, helping Russia in destroying freedom in Europe.”

“We can see Russian propagandists gloating. We can see Moscow’s Iranian friends openly extending a helping hand to those who attacked Israel,” he continued.

“All of this represents a much greater threat than the world is currently aware of. The world wars of the past were triggered by local aggressions.”

“We know how to counter this threat. We have already prepared the necessary steps. And our primary goal is to protect the need for maximum global unity,” Zelensky stated.

The Ukraine president went on to point the finger at Russia for being an ally of Iran, who’s also being blamed for the confrontation, saying: “We see Moscow’s Iranian friends openly supporting those who attacked Israel… And all of this is a much greater threat than the world currently perceives.”

“We are preparing the appropriate steps. And most importantly, we are defending the need for maximum unity in the world,” he stated, evidently unaware of the irony of calling for unity while simultaneously demonizing Russia.

“I am grateful to all the leaders and states who are now fully aware of the danger and are ready to work together to keep the situation under control to give the obvious sponsors of terror from broader interference,” Zelensky concluded, likely referring to Russia.

The Ukrainian president is predictably attempting to insert himself between the chaos of the two warring nations to keep his own conflagration with Russia from being replaced as the next “current thing.”