A correspondent of the White House that was previously dragged for her 'inappropriate' work outfits that were hit by the Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zenskyy after his heated exchange with US President Donald Trump.
Natalie Winters, the co-host of Steve Bannon's War Room on Rumble, focused on the Ukrainian leader on Saturday by sharing photos of himself in a short, close-fitting red dress.
“I really don't care, is it?” She wrote and made a clear reference to a jacket that first Lady Melania Trump wore during her husband's first term when they visited immigrant children in Texas with the sentence pressed on the back.
Winters then tagged the Ukrainian president in her position.
It only came a day after Zensky and Trump arrived in a screaming game on the camera in the middle of the Oval Office, so that the future of Ukraine was questioned while the country is fighting for his life.
During the tense exchange, Trump threatened to completely leave Ukraine if Zensky did not agree with his peace conditions. He also accused Zensky to not be grateful for the help that the United States has already offered in his war.
“You are gambling with the Second World War,” Trump roared at one point Zensky.
Zelensky kept himself, even showing Trump photos that he brought from the destruction to his country and claimed that he had thanked the American people.
Natalie Winters, the co-host of Steve Bannon's warp
“I really don't care, is it?” Winters subtitled her photos, tagging the Ukrainian leader
Both men were tense and on the defense when they repeatedly tried to talk about each other. Oksana Markarova, the ambassador of Ukraine in the US, sat on the side in the Oval Office, buried her face in her hands.
The US gave billions to the Ukraine for its fight against Russia, and the two world leaders had met to sign a deal that would give the US access to some of the rare earth minerals of Ukraine as part of an repayment plan.
That trillion dollar deal was not inked, because the meeting was dissolved in chaos when vice -president JD Vance suggested that Ukraine and Russia agree with a diplomatic solution to end the violence -as a cease -fire.
'I am talking about the kind of diplomacy that will end the destruction of your country, Mr. President [Zelensky]. Mr. the president, with respect. I think it is not respect for you to come to the Oval Office to litigate this for the American media, “said the vice president.
Zelensky then answered by asking Vance – who voted against a package last April with $ 61 billion in help for Ukraine in the Senate – if he had ever been to the country torn by war.
At that time, Vance accused the Ukrainian president of bringing dignitaries on a 'propaganda tour'.
The comments were a reference to a controversial jacket First Lady Melania Trump wore during her husband's first term
The two migrant children in Texas visited when the First Lady arrived and reads: “I really don't care?”
“Do you think it is respectful to come to the Oval Office of the United States of America and attack the administration, is trying to prevent the destruction of your country?” Vance let him.
Zensky tried to respond, but only Trump got that.
“Don't tell us what we're going to feel because you are unable to dictate,” he said.
“You allowed yourself to be in a very bad position,” Trump told Zensky, after last week to call him a “dictator” and to blame Ukraine for starting the war.
'You are not in a good position. You don't have the cards now … You are gambling with the lives of millions of people, “he went on.
'You are gambling with the Second World War. You gamble with the Second World War, and what you do is very disrespectful for the country – this country that is supported for you much more than many people say they should have that.
“Thank you once, this entire meeting,” Vance said the next in the TAG-TEAMPAAL.
“You went to Pennsylvania and performed a campaign for the opposition in October,” he noticed, characterizing the journey from Zensky to an ammunition factory.
“I said it often,” the Ukrainian leader shot back.
Winters' Post only came a day after Zensky and Trump arrived in a screaming game on the camera in the middle of the Oval Office, so that the future of Ukraine kept doubting while the country is fighting for his life
When the argument came to an end, Trump seemed to suggest that the spectacle served a goal for him.
“I think it's good for the American people to see what's going on,” he said. “I think it's very important. That's why I have kept this for so long. '
As soon as the cameras were switched off, Zensky was sent to a holding room in the west wing. He and Trump no longer met.
National Security Advisor Michael Waltz and State Secretary Marco Rubio, who were in the Oval Office meeting, went then and Zensky told his meetings in the White House, said an official of the White House.
The Ukrainian president was later seen that the west wing went out and slipped into his SUV, which drove away under a flood of camera leaves.
In the meantime, Trump socially took the truth to share his thoughts.
“It is amazing what comes out of emotion, and I have established that President Zensky is not ready for peace when America is involved,” the president wrote.
“Because he feels that our involvement gives him a big advantage of the negotiations. I don't want an advantage, I want peace. He respected the United States of America in his cherished Oval Office. He can come back when he is ready for peace. '
