We will not accept the insult experience that Zelensky was exposed to

Iranian government spokeswoman Fatima Muhajrani said that Tehran does not want to try conditions similar to what the Ukrainian people lived when he insulted their boss.

She pointed out in a press conference to negotiating the nuclear program with the US government, saying: “Our approach is the approach to negotiation, provided that it is supervisor and that it is based on respect.”

She stressed that “we will not negotiate under the maximum pressure and threats and will not be dragged into negotiations by force,” stressing that “we do not want to try conditions similar to what the Ukrainian people lived when they insult their boss.”

It is noteworthy that the White House witnessed an acute tranquility between US President Donald Trump and his deputy JD Vans, on the one hand, and outgoing Ukrainian President Vladimir Zellinski on the other hand.

Trump told Zelinski that he is not ready for peace, that his country is in trouble and that it does not triumph in the war, and that Zelinski must be grateful and agree to a ceasefire.

As for his deputy JD Vans, he said that it is a lack of respect for Zelinski to come to the White House and argue in front of the American media. (Russia today)