As soon as Russian President Vladimir Putin completed his high-profile China tour, Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy did not show any softening. In a sharp response, Zelenskyy accused Putin that he is a nervous fabric to avoid the responsibility of Ukraine War, which is a manipulation of manipulation under the guise of diplomacy.

Non -global summit is usually expected of glory speeches - but the words of Zelenskyy were completely different. By calling Putin's initiative "to create stories", he made it clear that he considers the visit not to move towards peace, but a strategic disorientation. According to Zelancesi, this performance was less than diplomatic goodwill and one attempt to make headlines, the purpose was to renew Russia's role.

Why does this matter? For Ukraine, it’s a reminder that narratives were as much a battlefield as the front lines. Putin’s visit to China, a powerful global ally, wasn’t just symbolism it’s messaging. Zelenskyy’s sharp response signals vigilance, underscoring Ukraine’s insistence on clearing misconceptions and painting the truth in sharp clarity.

On a broader stage, this exchange underscores the media-savvy warfare that unfolds alongside guns and diplomacy. Global players watch and judge not just actions, but the stories leaders tell. Zelenskyy, in challenging Putin’s narrative, seeks not just to defend Ukraine’s sovereignty but its truth.

In the end, words can be weapons. Zelenskyy’s react may well shift the tone of international discussion, reminding the world that in war, control over the narrative can be just as powerful as control over territory.