"It's Hard": Elena Zelenskaya told how the war changed her children (video)

19-year-old Alexander Zelenska is currently studying at the university, and 11-year-old Cyril is attending online tutorials. However, both children of the Zelensky couple lack the father's attention. And they are constantly asking the mother when the war is over. The first lady of Ukraine Elena Zelenska is practically not seen with her husband because of mutual employment and does not know that the children to answer the questions "when the war is over".

She told an interview with Pierce Morgan journalist. According to Elena, one of the most acute problems she faced is talking to the children about the war. This is especially true of the younger son of the Spouse of Zelensky 11-year-old Cyril. The boy often asks the mother when the war is over, but Elena Zelenska cannot answer him honestly, because no one in the country even imagines when the fighting is over. "Everyone thinks of war. My son always says . . .

And it is very difficult to answer all children, as well as my children when your child asks," When the war is over, you can tell me? " It's hard, "said the first lady of Ukraine. She added that the problems also arose with her younger son's studies. The child, like hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian children, learns remotely. But online lessons often do not suit Zelensk, just as it happens in "ordinary" families.

There are some better things to do with Vladimir Zelensky's eldest daughter-19-year-old Alexandra. She is now studying at the university and was able to find friends. However, according to Elena, Alexander and Cyril, there is still lacking the father with whom they now see once a week. "We can meet for a few hours. Sometimes less when he has other meetings," she answered the journalist.

We will remind, at the end of February we wrote about how Volodymyr Zelenskyy changed during the two years of the war. During the two years of the war, the President of Ukraine has changed both the style of clothing and the manner of communication. Close environment and foreign journalists who communicated with the leader of Ukraine note that he became more decisive and rigid. And in early February, Elena Kravets told how Elena Zelensk was changed by the war.