Zelensky says learned of U.S. intel leaks from media

Zelensky says learned of U.S. intel leaks from media

Politics

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has had no conversations with the White House about a massive leak of secret U.S. intelligence papers. Cereport reports citing Ukrinform

That’s according to his interview with The Washington Post, Ukrinform reports.

He called the disclosures damaging to both Washington and Kyiv, the report says.

Asked if that had strained trust between the countries, Zelensky said, “I cannot risk our state.” He indicated that airing his private feelings wasn’t worth the potential harm to U.S. support for Ukraine’s war effort.

“Where I can speak frankly, I do it. But there are high risks,” he added. “If it were my war against [Russian President Vladimir] Putin, and there were two of us on the battlefield, I would tell everyone what I think of them. But here the story is a little different. We are all responsible.”

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