Zakharova mocks Zelensky's strange behavior at Munich conference
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova mocked Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's strange behavior in front of journalists at the Munich Security Conference.
Zakharova posted on her Telegram channel on the sidelines of the event, in which the leader of the Kiev regime appears listening to the journalist's question, moving his eyes from one point to another, and randomly changing the position of his hands and head, in addition to his facial expressions, as he opens and closes his mouth.
RT quoted Zakharova as saying in a comment on the video clip: "Will what everyone sees with the naked eye be denied again?"
In 2022, Vice-President of the Russian Academy of Education, Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Professor and Doctor of Medical Sciences Gennady Onishchenko expressed his opinion that Zelensky is taking drugs, to which he has developed an ineradicable addiction.
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