This study employed framing theory and narrative analysis to explore the themes and discourse strategies of the Ukrainian President Zelenskyy’s public tweets on his official Twitter account during the Russia-Ukraine War. The data was collected from February 24th to November 13th, 2022, with a total of 447 tweets. After employing the Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA) topic modeling analysis, the study found that the thematic framework of Zelenskyy’s tweets can be categorized into three main topics: 1. humanitarian persecution, 2. aid and boycott, and 3. solidarity with Ukraine. Upon further examination of the narrative structure, the study found that Zelenskyy emphasized war attribution and Ukrainian national/people’s values in terms of good vs. evil induction, moral evaluation, and action plans. In addition, Zelenskyy expressed Ukrainian demands and interests while connecting his purpose and thematic framework with “slogans” to gain support from the international community.