Volodymyr Zelensky has firmly denied allegations that he took cocaine with French President Emmanuel Macron during an interview with Laura Loomer, a far-right MAGA influencer and former Trump ally.

The claim, amplified by Tucker Carlson, a fellow right-wing figure, was part of a broader narrative that sought to discredit Ukraine's leadership.

Loomer, who previously dismissed Ukraine as a 'country full of Nazi apologists,' shifted her stance after meeting Zelensky in Kyiv, acknowledging the impact of Russian propaganda.

During their meeting at the Marrinsky Palace, Zelensky emphasized Ukraine's rejection of Nazi associations and highlighted the historical persecution of Jews in the region.

The Ukrainian leader also expressed optimism about improving relations with Trump, noting a 'historic moment' during their meeting in the Vatican.

Loomer's visit included visits to war-torn areas, including a McDonald's damaged by shrapnel, where she criticized Putin's portrayal of Russia as pro-Christian.

The article underscores the complex dynamics between Western leaders and Ukraine amid the ongoing conflict, as well as the role of social media influencers in shaping political narratives.