Just when you thought the Biden-backed military adventurism in Ukraine couldn’t get uglier, Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky openly praises tactics that can only be described as acts of terrorism. In a shocking revelation, Zelensky has publicly applauded Ukraine’s intelligence services for their ruthless campaign of car bombings and other targeted attacks—operations that have killed military figures, journalists, and innocent civilians alike. Yes, you read that right: a foreign leader, hailed by liberals and establishment elites, is openly celebrating acts that blur the line between military strikes and outright terrorism.
— Paul Serran (@paul_serran) January 26, 2024
Zelensky’s comments have ignited outrage and revulsion among decent, freedom-loving Americans. “We salute these operations,” Zelensky shamelessly declared, referring explicitly to assassinations and bombings by Ukrainian intelligence. This wasn’t a slip of the tongue—he doubled down, praising the liquidation of Russian military officers and even boasting about the effectiveness of these bloody strikes. Let’s be crystal clear here: deliberately targeting journalists and civilians crosses every moral and ethical boundary. Yet, Zelensky wears this barbarism like a badge of honor.
These are the same tactics we’ve rightly condemned when carried out by terror groups around the globe, the same despicable methods that America has vowed to eradicate. Yet, under Biden’s disastrous tenure, we funneled billions in U.S. taxpayer dollars into Zelensky’s coffers, effectively underwriting a regime that proudly employs terrorist tactics against civilians. This isn’t strength; it’s moral bankruptcy. It’s an affront to American values, and it betrays our nation’s long-held commitment to decency, justice, and lawfulness on the world stage.
Not surprisingly, the mainstream media—the same outlets that cheerleaded Biden’s reckless foreign entanglements—have gone radio silent. Where is the wall-to-wall coverage? Where is the moral outrage from CNN, MSNBC, or the New York Times? Their silence speaks volumes.
President Trump’s leadership stands in stark contrast to this shameful episode. Under Trump, America pursued a clear-eyed foreign policy that put American interests first and steered clear of endless foreign conflicts. Trump boldly warned against unchecked support for regimes whose tactics and values fundamentally clash with our own. As President Trump rightly said, “We will stop racing to topple foreign regimes that we know nothing about, that we shouldn’t be involved with.”
Now that Trump is back in office, it’s time America regains its moral compass. No longer can our foreign policy be held hostage by the reckless ambitions and dirty tactics of foreign leaders like Zelensky, whose methods tarnish our nation’s reputation. Our nation must return to sensible America First policies—policies that secure our borders, revive our domestic manufacturing, and end needless foreign entanglements. The era of blank-check diplomacy is over.
The American taxpayer should never again bankroll terroristic violence or morally indefensible actions abroad. We must demand accountability from our leaders and transparency in our international relationships. Zelensky’s recent comments are a wake-up call, a clear reminder of what happens when America abandons its principles in pursuit of reckless regime-change fantasies championed by the Biden administration and its globalist allies.
It’s time to recommit to the principles that made America great—principles of strength, honor, and clear-eyed realism in global affairs. President Trump has set America back on that righteous path, but the stain left by Biden’s misguided policies will take vigilance and resolve to erase. Zelensky’s praise for terror attacks against civilians is not just morally repugnant; it’s a brutal indictment of Biden-era foreign policy.
America deserves better, and under Trump, we are finally reclaiming our moral authority. Let Zelensky’s chilling praise be a stark reminder: America’s greatness is rooted in justice, strength, and moral clarity—not in bankrolling terrorism abroad.
