Volodymyr Zelenskiy, Ukraine’s president, during the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland, on Thursday, Jan. 22, 2026.
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In a BOMBSHELL address that exposed the ROTTING CORE of the Western alliance, a furious Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy declared Europe a FAILED PROJECT, more concerned with BEGGING Donald Trump for favors than defending its own civilization from annihilation.
Speaking from the glitzy, out-of-touch Davos summit, Zelenskyy delivered a DEVASTATING verdict after nearly four years of bloody war: “Europe looks LOST trying to convince the U.S. president to change.” His words weren’t diplomacy—they were an OBITUARY for European sovereignty. “Europe still feels more like geography, history, a tradition, not a real political force, not a great power,” he stated, accusing the continent of cowardly hiding behind empty slogans while Ukraine BLEEDS.
The shocking revelation? Zelenskyy had just emerged from a PRIVATE MEETING with President Trump, who now holds Europe’s fate in his hands. This comes as Trump maneuvers to ANNEX Greenland, threatening to shatter NATO and leave the continent utterly defenseless. Zelenskyy MOCKED Europe’s pathetic response—sending a token force of “30 or 40 soldiers” to the Arctic. “What message does it send to Putin? To China?” he demanded. The answer is clear: SURRENDER.
As Europe’s leaders obsess over Trump’s next move, Zelenskyy warned the world is IGNORING other crises, letting protests in Iran “drown in blood.” He painted a picture of a global order in TOTAL COLLAPSE, where strongmen act and democracies merely react—always too late.
One year ago at Davos, Zelenskyy pleaded for Europe to learn to defend itself. NOTHING HAS CHANGED. The so-called “rules-based order” is now a ghost, haunting the halls of power while real power is wielded elsewhere. This isn’t just a speech; it’s the final warning before the lights go out. The terrifying truth is now undeniable: the West has already abandoned itself.
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Author: Kayitsi.com
