Ramaswamy appears to call Zelensky a ‘Nazi’ at GOP debate
- Vivek Ramaswamy criticized Ukrainian President Zelensky during a GOP presidential debate, accusing him of being a Nazi and perpetuating Republican talking points against Ukraine.
- Ramaswamy's remarks garnered criticism for repeating offensive Kremlin talking points, playing into Russian narratives about Ukraine.
- Ramaswamy highlighted Ukraine's alleged lack of democracy, citing the banning of opposition parties and media consolidation, as well as the threat to not hold elections without increased US aid.
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Vivek Ramaswamy calls Ukraine’s Zelensky ‘Nazi’ during GOP presidential debate; campaign clarifies remark
Republican White House hopeful and businessman Vivek Ramaswamy slammed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Wednesday (Nov 8) during the third GOP debate. Ramaswamy called Zelensky, who is Jewish, a “Nazi” during the debate in Miami, Florida and reiterated Republican talking points which have sought to cut aid for Ukraine amid its ongoing war with Russia.
Possible US presidential candidate Ramaswamy called Zelenskyy "Nazi". His headquarters is justified
One of the possible US presidential candidates from the Republican Party, Vivek Ramaswamy, called President Volodymyr Zelenskyy a "Nazi". Now his headquarters say that the politician "had something else in mind."
Вивек Рамасвами заявил, что украинцы "прославляют нациста в своих рядах - комика в штанах-карго, мужчину, по имени Зеленский".
Ramasvami called Zelensky a “Nazi”. His headquarters hoped to save the situation, but also “smeared”
Возможный кандидат в президенты США от Республиканской партией Вивек Рамасвами назвал президента Украины Владимира Зеленского "нацистом". Во время очередного раунда дебатов он также сказал, что Украина - не образец для демократии. Видео на своем YouTube-канале опубликовал телеканал CNBC. "Они угрожают не проводить выборы в этом году, если США не выделят больше денег. Это недемократично, - сказал Рамасвами. - А еще они прославляют нациста в своих…
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