[Global Network Report] According to a report by "Russia Today" (RT) on the 12th, Venezuelan President Maduro criticized Ukrainian President Zelensky on a TV program on Monday (11th) local time, saying that the remarks involving Pope Francis made Zelensky looks like Venezuelan op

[Global Network Report] According to a report by "Russia Today" (rt) on the 12th, Venezuelan President Maduro criticized Ukrainian President Zelensky on a TV program on Monday (11th) local time, saying that the remarks related to Pope Francis Making Zelensky look like Venezuelan opposition figure Juan Guaido, "that clown, savage, loser Guaido." According to the

report, Francis said in an interview with the media that Ukraine should have the "courage to raise the white flag" and end the military conflict with Russia through negotiations. In response to Francis's remarks, Ukrainian President Zelensky hinted in his speech on March 10 that Francis was engaging in "ineffective mediation." “…that’s what the church should be doing, which is standing with people, rather than being somewhere 2,500 kilometers away with no substance between people who want to live and people who want to destroy you mediation," Zelensky said at the time.

rt said that regarding Zelensky’s above remarks, Maduro said on the 11th that Zelensky was not qualified to speak ill of Pope Francis. He added that the Ukrainian leader's attitude made him look like Venezuelan opposition figure Juan Guaidó.

"Zelensky is becoming more and more like Guaido, the clown, the barbarian, the loser Guaido. He is as harmful to the people as Guaido." Maduro said that Venezuela and himself support Francis A message of peace to Ukraine.

Regarding Guaido, according to media reports, in May 2018, Maduro was successfully re-elected in the Venezuelan presidential election. However, the United States used "democracy" and "human rights" as a guise to win over allies and, together with the Venezuelan opposition, refused to recognize The legitimacy of the Maduro government. On January 23, 2019, not long after Venezuelan opposition figure Guaido became president of the parliament, he proclaimed himself the "interim president." On the same day, the United States announced that it recognized Guaidó's self-proclaimed identity and publicly expressed its support for him. Maduro immediately announced that Venezuela would cut off diplomatic relations with the United States. However, after several attempts by Guaido to seize power failed, he was ruthlessly abandoned by the U.S. government. RT said that according to media reports, Guaido currently lives in Miami, Florida, USA.