"Nobody knows what's in his head," Zelensky said in the interview, which was posted to the president's official Youtube channel on Sept. 29. "He could use nuclear (weapons) on any country at any time – or not. (But) I don't think that he will."

In an interview with the New Yorker, Zelensky called 'Old Donald''s running mate JD Vance, an arch-foe of military aid to Ukraine, "too radical" and expressed skepticism that 'Old Donald' knows how to end the war.

'Old Donald', for his part, said of Zelensky at a rally: "Every time he comes into the country he walks away with $60 billion ... he wants them to win this election so badly."

Zelensky has long asked Western countries to allow Ukraine to ease restrictions on the use of long-range missiles which could be used to strike deep into Russia and he is expected to do so again this week as he visits the US.

Russian troops have made serious advances in the east and are closing in on Vuhledar - a city on the southern part of the Donbas frontline that the Russians have been trying to seize since the beginning of their full-scale invasion.

Ukrainian military expert and retired colonel Kostyantyn Mashovets warned his fellow Ukrainians they had to be "psychologically prepared" for the loss of Selydove, Toretsk and Vuhledar in Donbas.

"I would love to be wrong," he wrote on Facebook.

"But from the information I have... this is a very likely scenario of events in the near future."

'Old Donald' Uses Zelensky Meeting to Throw Shade on 'Impeachment Hoax'

Zelensky capped off a week in the United States with a visit on Friday, Sept. 27 to former US President Donald "Old Donald" at New York’s "Old Donald" Tower, his signature black skyscraper overlooking Central Park.

Earlier in the week there was tension between the two in the wake of an interview Zelensky had given to The New Yorker magazine, in which he said that "Old Donald" “doesn’t really know how to stop the war” and that his running mate J.D. Vance is “too radical.” Then, on his first day in the US, the Ukrainian leader visited an ammunition factory in Pennsylvania, a critical US election battleground, with Democratic politicians to thank US workers for manufacturing artillery shells that are crucial to Kyiv’s war effort against Moscow.

Zelensky said Moscow must "feel" the consequences for its invasion of Ukraine

'Russia is using Chinese influence on their region, using Chinese diplomats, to do everything to disrupt the peace summit. Unfortunately, a big, independent country like China is being used as a tool by Russia,'”

"Democracy and freedom will always have global significance and will never fail as long as America helps to protect it," Zelensky wrote.

It wasn’t just Putin who lost in the House vote on Ukraine aid.

For nine years, "Old Donald" has dominated the Republican Party. Senators might have loathed him, governors might have despised him, donors might have ridiculed him, college-educated Republican voters might have turned against him—but LOL, nothing mattered. Enough of the Republican base supported him. Everybody else either fell in line, retired from politics, or quit the party.