🚨 Zelenskyy TURNS THE TABLES on Trump in NATO SPEECH!!!

[0:00] Ukraine President Zelensky just brought the House down at the NATO summit in Ankara, [0:06] delivering a powerful speech rallying NATO. Contrast that to what Donald Trump just did [0:13] with President Erdogan of Turkey, where Donald Trump spent the time attacking NATO over and over [0:20] again and once again threatening to invade Greenland. Just take a look at the difference [0:26] as you had Zelensky arriving in Turkey. You could see his posture, his confidence, just how he [0:33] looked. Contrast that to the way Donald Trump looked, sickly, weak. He had to be held by Erdogan [0:41] in order to walk in a straight line. Then the two appearances diverged even more from there. [0:49] I'll share with you what went down as Zelensky gave the speech, where he talked about how in June [0:55] alone nearly 28,000 Russian soldiers were eliminated in the war by Ukrainian soldiers. He says, [1:04] we've confirmed every one of these deaths with our drones. We take no pride in this, [1:10] but this is the way modern war is fought. Here play this clip. [1:14] In June alone, nearly 28,000 Russian soldiers were eliminated and we have video confirmation for every [1:24] single one of them. The overwhelming majority were struck by drones. And frankly, we take no pride, [1:38] no pride in this. We are seeing it to, to show what modern war looks like. A war we did not start, but one, [1:49] we are forced to fight in order to defend our country, our people, our children. [1:56] Zelensky goes on to say how the very idea that Russia's rear, that Moscow, St. Petersburg, Omsk, [2:07] other areas deep in Russia were protected and defended. Zelensky says that idea is gone. They don't have a [2:16] strategic rear, our drones, which Zelensky refers to as long range sanctions, whether it's the FP1 or the FP5, [2:26] which is the ballistic missile. The FP1 is the long range drone that could hit 3,400 kilometers right [2:32] now. Those have been very effective in targeting Russian infrastructure abroad. Let's play this clip. [2:39] We have completely eliminated the very average idea of Russia having a strategic rear. And you know, [2:47] this country, and for a long time, Russia believed it had a territorial advantage. No one else possessed a [2:56] deep rear where it could safely keep military production, military equipment, and everything. [3:03] Its war depends on believing. No one could reach them. And we have reached them. Just yesterday, [3:12] Ukrainian drones broke through Russia's defenses and struck a Russian oil refinery in Siberia. And this [3:21] is not an exception. It's the new reality. And there is no major oil refinery left in Russia that has not [3:31] been struck by Ukraine. More from Zelensky right here, who talks about how there's also the defense [3:40] portion of this as well. And Ukraine, he's shown the visuals too that you've seen. Ukraine has been [3:45] able to defend against the Russian drone swarms and even some of the Russian cruise missiles. But the [3:54] Ukraine really struggles with the Russian ballistics because you really need the Patriot interceptors to do [4:01] that. And the United States is not giving Ukraine the interceptors that Ukraine needs. The United [4:08] States has not given Ukraine a license to produce the Patriot interceptors themselves in Ukraine. [4:14] And the United States is not giving the interceptors to the European countries to even purchase and then [4:20] give them to Ukraine. And so Zelensky calls that out right here. Let's play it. [4:25] And today we defend against hundreds, hundreds of attacks, drones every, every day and night and [4:33] thousands, thousands every week and every month. Ukraine's defense sector is building that capability [4:41] even in the middle of a full scale war. And we also maintain a high interception rate against cruise [4:49] missiles. Thanks to the way we have built our air defense. And thanks, of course, thanks to the support [4:56] of all of our partners who continue to provide Ukraine with defense assistance. Thank you so much. [5:06] And I have a question for you. Do you really believe it? Do you really believe it would be right to live [5:17] outside NATO, a country and people with this level of defensive capability? [5:24] Zelensky goes on to say, but look, we have things that we want to help NATO out with. It's just [5:29] interesting, right? Donald Trump is spending his time there attacking NATO. Zelensky is like, all right, [5:35] whatever you think, isn't it obvious that we've got great drone capacity, great technology right now? [5:42] We know we could be helpful to all of you. So Ukraine's got the world's largest and most advanced [5:48] drone warfare capability. And don't you want our help? Let's do it. And so we need a little bit of [5:55] help when it just comes with the ballistics, but we can help you out a lot. Here, play this clip. [6:00] Ukraine has the world's largest and the most advanced drone warfare capability. And we are offering [6:07] this capability to our partners through the Drone Deal Initiative. I'm grateful to everyone who has [6:14] already joined this initiative and to those who are joining it. Drone Deal Initiative, it's not only [6:21] about buying drones, but also about co-production, fast track access to the means of protection of [6:30] critical infrastructure, air defense, and of course, security cooperation. [6:35] And then part of Zelensky's speech, he talks about, because let me tell you, [6:38] the difference between me versus Putin, he says. He says, we are not fighting for pleasure or [6:43] geopolitics. We're defending ourselves. And Putin wants to conquer Ukraine and believes that Ukraine [6:51] is part of Russia and wants to reclaim a Russian empire. And we want to be sovereign Ukraine. We don't [6:59] want to be taken over. We don't want to be demolished. We don't want to be wiped off the face of the map by [7:06] Russia. Here's what he says. Play this clip on believing no one could reach them. And we have [7:13] reached them. Just yesterday, Ukrainian drones broke through Russia's defenses and struck a Russian [7:21] oil refinery in Siberia. And this is not an exception. It's the new reality. And there is no major oil [7:33] refinery left in Russia that has not been struck by Ukraine. I want to emphasize this. Unlike Putin, [7:42] we are not fighting this war for pleasure or for geopolitics. Russia brought this war to Ukraine [7:52] and it's killing our people. It wants to destroy our independence. And we are only defending from the first [8:01] day of this war. We are defending ourselves and we are raising the cost of this war for Russia. And by [8:08] doing so, increasing the changes for peace, we are able to do this thanks, thanks to the hundreds of [8:17] thousands of Ukrainians working in our very important defensive sector, defense sector, and the hundreds of [8:24] companies producing every type of modern weapon Ukraine needs. Today, because of this, Ukraine has [8:33] the world's largest and the most advanced drone warfare capability. And we are offering this capability [8:40] to our partners through the drone deal initiative. I'm grateful to everyone who has already joined this [8:48] initiative and to those who are joining it. Drone deal initiative, it's not only about buying drones, [8:55] but also about co-production, fast track access to the means of protection of critical infrastructure, [9:04] air defense, and of course, security cooperation. And then he talks about the urgent need for our own [9:11] capabilities to produce interceptors here. Like he's like to all the European countries, we can't rely [9:18] on Trump and the US for this. Like, isn't that clear? You saw the US had no clue how to even fight a war [9:25] against Iran. You know, and Donald Trump wanted to brag, look how great we were. You ran out of 50% [9:31] of your weapons, you know, in a 40 days or so of actual combat. And so from just a technical military [9:41] strategy, you depleted, you destroyed the global economy, you depleted your resources. And the way you [9:49] even time the trips with those big aircraft carriers that were deployed for way longer than any time in [9:56] history, it just wasn't the right way to strategically run this thing. And then, of course, all of the war [10:00] crimes the US committed, massacring the girls in Manab and then trying to cover it up. Anyway, [10:07] Zelensky's like, we need our own stuff. So we can't rely. The US is not someone we can rely on. Here's what [10:12] Zelensky had to say. Let's play. And I believe Europe urgently needs its own capability to produce [10:19] anti-ballistic systems and the missiles they require. We all value the Patriot system. It's [10:27] an excellent, an excellent system. And there are others as well. But today's wars have shown that [10:34] current Patriot production is not enough to meet the growing demand for protection against ballistic [10:41] missiles. That is a fact. And we must respond to that fact. Those who defend life need more [10:51] Patriots. We have also discussed Patriot production licenses with our American partners. And I ask you [10:58] to support our efforts to make this happen. Now, again, contrast that to when Donald Trump was with [11:03] President Erdogan. And here's what Donald Trump said when it came to Trump said, I'm removing all [11:10] sanctions against Turkey. And the sanctions were about Turkey buying defense weapons from Russia, [11:16] defense systems from Russia. That's why Turkey was subject to these sanctions, these Kosta sanctions. [11:21] And Donald Trump, I'm not worried about anything. I don't, I don't care about that. Here, play this clip. [11:27] What does that mean? Third party? Is that not part of the deal? [11:36] Third party? What is the third? With respect to what? [11:39] There's our concerns about the Russian missile defense systems. Do you have those concerns about this [11:44] system? I have no concerns at all about anything. I mean, he's a leader of a country that he's made [11:51] a much better country, much more powerful country. And you see it. I mean, it's beautiful. You get off [11:56] the roads are beautiful. It's an amazing thing. Now, I have no concerns about anything having to do [12:02] with Turkey. The relationship, I would say the relationship with Turkey right now is better probably [12:08] than it's ever been. It was good in my first four years, but I think now it's probably even better than [12:13] that if that's possible. And then you have Donald Trump saying, I don't, you know, Ukraine doesn't [12:22] affect us in the United States. Doesn't matter to us at all. Doesn't, doesn't matter one bit, [12:26] he says. Here, let's play this clip. You know, it doesn't affect the United States. [12:31] When Biden was here, he gave them hundreds of billions of dollars worth of equipment. [12:35] Now I sell the equipment for, you know, fair price, full price. And I sell it not to Ukraine, [12:42] I sell it to the European Union. They pay us. But. And then Donald Trump threatens to annex [12:47] Greenland. Let's play. Well, that's what hurt my relationship with NATO, because Greenland doesn't [12:54] help Denmark. Denmark doesn't spend money to really help Greenland, but it's an important part for the [13:02] United States. And it's surrounded by China ships and Russian ships. And that's not going to happen. [13:08] The ships is, it's not going to happen. It was Greenland that in my, and it continues to be, [13:15] that should be controlled by the United States, not by Denmark. And when they wouldn't go along with it, [13:21] and with all the money we spend to help them with Russia, and we don't have to spend any money, [13:26] we could remove all of our soldiers out of Europe. Because as you probably noticed, Europe's a very [13:32] different place than it was 20 years ago. A lot different, much different. It's a much different, [13:38] and they better be careful with immigration and energy. If they're not careful with those two [13:44] things, you're not going to have a Europe anymore. Okay. Thank you very much, everybody. [13:49] So that's the difference right there. 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