UKRAINE’S ZELENSKY WAS ASKED IF HE HAS A FAVOURITE JOKE ABOUT PUTIN.

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky was asked in an interview whether he had a favorite joke about Russian leader Vladimir Putin, whom he answered but he was not ready to tell it. Zelensky also talked about the announcement of partial mobilization made by Putin, his efforts to hold a refere in two provinces of the country and the ongoing war. On Thursday, he asked Russia to fight partial mobilization calls, which triggered a new protest and exodus abroad.

Zelensky asked Russia to reject partial mobilization announced by President Vladimir Putin, who has triggered a new protest and exodus abroad.

The interview video has been uploaded on Mr. Zelensky’s telegram channel. This is also circulating on social media platforms such as Reddit.

During the interview, Zelenky was asked whether the war in Ukraine would only end when the Putin regime collapsed. “I don’t associate this with the end of the war. The Putin regime will definitely end when Russian people decide. We do not affect this,” he said.

But who will come? The question is not about that person. The question is about the philosophy of their regime, the philosophy of maintaining their strength, the philosophy of their attitude towards Ukraine. If they do not change it, if they do not change their doctrine, no problem who will be in Sana – A young man, an old man, etc., “added the President of Ukraine.

When asked if he had a favorite joke about Putin, Zelensky laughed and said that he did it, but he was not ready to tell it. “You will laugh, but in Russia, they will cry. I’m not sure if this is appropriate. This is called black humor,” the President said.

Previously, far to handle the UN General Assembly on Wednesday, he accused Moscow of voluntarily triggering a food crisis.

Any country that triggers hunger who tries to make access to food as a privilege that tries to make the protection of countries from starvation depends on … the grace of some dictators – such a country must get the hardest reaction from the world,” Mr. Zelensky said.