Former US president calls Zelensky 'moody, stubborn' in memoirs — media

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According to Newsweek, Joe Biden wrote that their relationship was sometimes strained

NEW YORK, November 15. /TASS/. Former US President Joe Biden described Vladimir Zelensky as "moody and stubborn" in his forthcoming memoir "Promise Me, America", Newsweek reported, citing excerpts from the book.

According to the magazine, Biden wrote that their relationship was sometimes strained, adding that Zelensky could be "moody and stubborn" and "not as grateful as I would have expected."

Newsweek noted that Zelensky repeatedly demanded additional weapons and financial aid from Washington during his meetings with Biden on visits to the United States and at international summits. The magazine linked these demands to Biden's assessment of the Kiev regime's leader.

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