Yeah. I more or less admitted that. Sometimes your reading comprehension is very slow. He is brave to stay in Ukraine no doubt. But how do you know he is fighting? Social media photos? Take a look.
There is lots of misinformation on both sides.
Let's start with whomever created that post. I looked up each of those twitter accounts on the left. Only one is media (Israeli) and they falsely claimed Zelinsky was on the front lines fighting for his people the others are random nobodies or accounts hoping to get retweets that aren't media related.
Emily Schrader: Bonified columnist in Israel! Accurate.
Fahad Tyagi: 4 followers, 19 tweets. Account is a nobody. Although...dude simply said he's a leader in citing old pictures. The tweet doesn't claim what the poster says.
Victor Babatunde: Website developer, 53k followers...rarely tweets but rather retweets. Definitely not a media person. Looks like he's based in Africa.
Balucy (aka Dale Balucy): 503 followers...not media just a random person on the internet.
Alex Plitsas: Former US Military now works in foreign policy at a think tank. He never claimed Zelinsky was on the front lines, was fighting only that "here he is in camo and kevlar" as a response to those claiming he's a
weak President.
Green (aka @greenaugustus12): Not media...166k followers but the accounts claim is to "post everything beautiful" whatever that means. Again, they simply said Zelensky was a great leader and used the old photos.
This dude that posted the claim is more guilty of propaganda than all but 1 of those accounts he cited. He claimed a narrative that he didn't demonstrated exists and you accepted it. It goes without saying that none of the accounts above are "US OR NATO" related.