Former US President Joe Biden has uncovered details from his dealings with Ukrainian President Voldymyr Zelensky, and Russian President Vladimir Putin in his book of memories entitled Promise Me, America.

In the book, which is expected to be published on November 17th, Beden describes Putin’s tone during the meetings, labeling it unpleasant and often immature, the telegram broadcast.

In particular, the former U.S. president writes that Russian leaders liked to be sitting on chairs during meetings, pretending to be indifferent, as if he were a teenager.

Beden has also talked about his experience in co-operation with Zelensky. According to him, the Ukrainian president’s experience in acting resulted in a very good preparation for his political duty.

However, the former US president wrote that Zelensky could be moody and stubborn during private conversations, and not as grateful as I would have expected.

In his memories, Beden also found that members of the current American president’s team, Donald Trump, had been asked to sign a letter that would enable them to negotiate directly with Putin before Trump took office again.

Biden said he refused the request because he did not wish to give them unlimited authorisation for what, according to his expectations, could end up as a kind of capitulation at the expense of Ukraine. /Telegraphy/