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The adviser to the head of OP Michael Podolyak stated that Putin lives in a fict...

Putin stated that Zelensky allegedly covers the heroization of Nazism: in Ukraine answered (video)

The adviser to the head of OP Michael Podolyak stated that Putin lives in a fictional reality. He is incapacitated and cannot be negotiated with him. Russian President Vladimir Putin said that President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy, being a Jew, allegedly covers the heroization of Nazism in his country. The head of the Kremlin said this on September 5, the TASS propaganda agency reports.

"This makes the whole situation extremely disgusting because the ethnic Jew covers the heroization of Nazism," Putin said. Presidential Advisor Mikhail Podolyak answered Putin. He wrote on his X (Twitter) on his account that the Kremlin's head lives in a fictional world, which makes him incapacitated and cannot be negotiated with him. "This is another confirmation that the Russian president lives in his world, an artificial bubble, isolated from reality.

This means that he is completely incapacitated and cannot be negotiated with him," Podolyak said. He stated that Putin himself does not use phones and computers, but calls everyone to read that Jews were allegedly written about Zelensky. "And again, a person who deliberately orders to attack another country with rockets, massively kill, rape, abduct children and erase from the face of the city and village, offers a new justification for his inner inadequacy," Podolyak said.

In addition, Putin was reacted to the Foreign Ministry of Ukraine. Thus, the spokesman of the department Oleg Nikolenko in Facebook reported that the fixation of Putin on the ethnic origin of Zelensky is a manifestation of deeply rooted anti -Semitism of Russian elites. "We urge the world to strongly condemn the anti -Semitic statements of the Russian President. In the modern world there should be no place of hatred on ethnicity," Nikolenko said.