You can't honestly be serious? I actually have no words to describe how revolting I find the attitude that she should be thanking the rest of the world in every other sentence for the limited support that's been provided so far.
And she's not wrong in saying that if support for Ukraine were stronger, the crisis wouldn't last as long. But have you actually listened to/read the parts of the interview being quoted? Because I can't see that she's said anything even remotely offensive. She was specifically asked if she had a message for Britain about soaring energy prices - a pretty shitty question which implied it was Ukraine's fault that we have soaring energy bills, and a completely tone deaf question when she's right, her country is facing countless casualties on a daily basis. I've got to admit that I would prioritise the dead and mulilated bodies of my own people over worries about energy prices in another country.
The BBC article quoting the interview states:
"Mrs Zelenska was asked what message she had for British people who are facing soaring energy bills in part due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the impact that has had on global gas and oil prices.
"I understand the situation is very tough. But let me recall that at the time of the Covid-19 epidemic, and it's still with us, when there were price hikes, Ukraine was affected as well.
"The prices are going up in Ukraine as well. But in addition our people get killed.
"So when you start counting pennies on your bank account or in your pocket, we do the same and count our casualties," she said."
What exactly is wrong here? She's right. They face the same problems as the rest of us, plus the trauma of invasion and ongoing war and daily dead and wounded.
Some of the comments on here are simply flabbergasting.