In his memoirs, Biden called Zelensky "not grateful enough" and compared Putin to a boy.
The 46th president of the United States, Joe Biden, shared in his memoirs "Promise me, America" his impression of communication with Putin and Zelensky.
"Describing Russian President Vladimir Putin, Biden mentions his nervous tone and his habit of sinking into his chair during meetings, feigning boyish indifference," writes the WSJ.
The former US president believes that Zelensky's acting experience was a good preparation for leading the country during the war.
At the same time, according to Biden, during personal conversations, Zelensky "can be capricious and stubborn, and not as grateful as I expected."
Additionally, in his memoirs, Biden said that Trump's team representatives asked him to sign a letter that would allow them to negotiate directly with Putin even before Trump took office.
The politician said he refused to do so out of concern that such a move would give the incoming administration too much power in negotiations with the Russian Federation and could lead to decisions about the war in Ukraine without due consideration of Kiev's interests.
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