The Biden-Harris administration on Sunday flew Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to Pennsylvania on a US Air Force plane for a visit to a munitions factory in the state events. The move was widely panned by figures on X, saying that it appeared to be a move by the Harris campaign.

Defense Priorities Public Policy Advisor Dan Caldwell noted that Zelensky was flown to the state on a US Air Force C-17, a large military cargo jet.

"The Biden-Harris admin is using military assets to fly a foreign leader into a battleground state in order to undermine their political opponents," Caldwell added.

"Zelensky is now touring ammunition factories in Pennsylvania and attacking President Trump and JD Vance in American media outlets. A foreign leader is essentially campaigning for Harris on American soil," Greg Price wrote.

Post Millennial editor-at-large Andy Ngo called the move “Foreign election meddling.”

Why is the US Air Force flying around a foreign leader," asked Human Events Daily host Jack Posobiec.

Zelenskyy is in the United States to tout his “victory plan” for Ukraine and to address the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday.

For his Scraton tour, Zelenskyy was surrounded by local, state, and federal Democratic leaders like Gov. Josh Shapiro (D-PA), Sen. Bob Casey (D-PA) and Rep. Matt Cartwright (D-PA) without a Republican in sight. Cartwright passed on a message from President Joe Biden, “Thank you. And we need more.”

Ukraine might need more but while Zelenskyy pleads for more money and munitions from the US and other NATO allies, his own defense industry is reportedly trying to sell its products on the global market. Shapiro is looking to hook up his state with any reconstruction works that may or may not be available to American businesses, depending on the outcome of the war. The governor signed a contract with Zaporizhzhia Regional State (Military) Administration — a province in Southeast Ukraine — that is responsible for the preparation and planning for rebuilding that sector of Ukraine after the war. But that reconstruction is being led by corporate giants BlackRock and JP Morgan, who are backing a $15 billion investor fund to profit from the rebuilding of the country.

During his presidential debate against Vice President Kamala Harris, former President Donald Trump was repeatedly asked by moderator David Muir if he wanted Ukraine to win its war with Russia. Trump said he wanted “the war to stop” and later in the debate warned about how the foreign policy failures of the Biden-Harris administration, especially in Ukraine and the Middle East, are bringing the US to the brink of “World War III.”