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Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelinsky, dressed in military uniform and surrounded on all sides by Ukrainian soldiers, charged Moscow with committing “genocide” in its military operations against his country. Zielinsky, who is known in Ukraine for his comedy before the world of politics, accused Moscow of committing “genocide” in its military operations in his country.
Vladimir Zelinsky was a well-known comedian in various series and films before entering politics, and some claim that his acceptance of the Ukrainian street through his comic work was a big factor in the current Ukrainian elections.
The President of Ukraine was born on January 25, 1978, in the city of Krevi, and sources suggest he comes from a Jewish family.
His acclaimed series “The Servant of the People” foreshadowed his political destiny. The series, which premiered in Ukraine in 2015, follows a history of the tongue teacher who plays Zelensky, but who also speaks passionately against corruption and battling it, is depicted by a student, and is the source of his renown.
Many Ukrainians hoped to have a president like
Vladimir Zelinsky as a result of his work, particularly in light of the former Soviet country’s political issues.
According to sources, during his campaign, Ukraine’s President
Vladimir Zelinsky did not create any rhetoric to the Ukrainian people.
He stated explicitly that he did not know what to do or say during simple electoral propaganda, but that his comedic and theatrical style had won him, supporters, as he continued to demonstrate it on the streets of Kyiv and on social networks as a means of electoral propaganda, where he won the 2019 Ukrainian presidential elections.
