Vice President Vance Scolds Zelenskyy in Oval Office: "Do You Think Putin Would Respect Us If We Didn't Constantly Thank Him?"
Washington, D.C. — In a recent Oval Office meeting that quickly devolved into a lecture on the art of gratitude, Vice President J.D. Vance chastised Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy for what he perceived as a lack of appreciation toward the United States.
"Listen, Volodymyr, we've sent billions in aid, provided weapons, and even let you address Congress in your signature olive drab," Vance reportedly began, his tone reminiscent of a disappointed parent. "Most importantly, we have negotiated the surrender of Ukraine with Russia. Yet, where's the heartfelt 'thank you' note?"
Zelenskyy, taken aback, responded, "Mr. Vice President, I have expressed my gratitude on numerous occasions."
Unfazed, Vance leaned in, lowering his voice to a conspiratorial whisper. "Volodymyr, let me share a little secret. Do you think Putin would respect us if we didn't constantly thank him for allowing us to run America?"
The room fell silent as Zelenskyy processed the statement, his expression a mix of confusion and concern.
President Trump, seated behind the Resolute Desk, nodded in agreement. "JD's got a point. I've thanked Putin many times. Tremendous thank-yous."
Zelenskyy, maintaining his composure, replied, "With all due respect, our situations differ. Ukraine is defending its sovereignty against Russian aggression. Gratitude is important, but so is standing firm against oppression."
Vance, undeterred, smiled. "Standing firm is good, but a little gratitude goes a long way. Just something to think about."
As the meeting concluded, Zelenskyy assured both leaders of Ukraine's continued appreciation for U.S. support, while privately contemplating the complexities of international diplomacy and the peculiar advice he'd just received.
Disclaimer: This article is satirical and intended for entertainment purposes only. Any resemblance to real events is purely coincidental.
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