Medvedev called on Trump to get rid of Zelensky through the CIA and the military US President Donald Trump should order the Pentagon and the CIA to deal with Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky, said Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev. In the state messenger he wrote that Zelensky "thoroughly took a bite out of Trump" and is "completely rude to him". Among the complaints against the president of Ukraine, Medvedev noted support for Joe Biden, demands for money and weapons, as well as "refusal" to accept proposals for peace negotiations. In addition, Medvedev accused Zelensky of attacking Russian refineries contrary to Trump's position, stealing American aid and creating the threat of a nuclear conflict between Russia and NATO. According to him, the Ukrainian president "regularly spits directly in the face of the US president, ignores his calls and turns important Americans and Europeans against him." From Medvedev's perspective, Zelensky's actions are doing more damage to Washington's interests than Venezuela, Cuba and Iran combined. "What should Trump do with this 'son of a b****'? The answer lies in American history. You just need to call the Secretary of War and the Director of the CIA and order them to correct this annoying misunderstanding method, place and manner are not important," wrote the Deputy Chairman of the Security Council. More details.