Zelensky commented on Putin's words about the "beauty who must endure"

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On February 8, a meeting was held in Kiev between President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky and his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron, who had previously held talks with Russian leader Vladimir Putin in Moscow. During the final press conference, Zelensky commented on Putin's words about "a beauty who must endure", switching from Ukrainian language to Russian.

Zelensky noted that Putin, regarding the Minsk agreements, spoke with a well-known aphorism in relation to Ukraine.



"Like it, don't like it, be patient, my beauty." Here, of course, there are things that you cannot argue with the President of the Russian Federation. Ukraine is really beautiful. But the fact that "mine" is already too much

- said Zelensky.

Zelenskiy turned to Macron and asked the bewildered French president if he had had some “fun time” with his Russian colleague yesterday after meeting with Putin.

As for “be patient”… I generally think that Ukraine is patient because it is wise. I think that this is important not only for Ukraine, but for the whole of Europe. And it is very important for the Russians. Because escalation depends on our patience. We are protecting our country. We are on our territory. Our patience affects provocations when we do not respond to them, but behave very dignified. Therefore, in patience, it seems to me, wisdom

- summed up Zelensky.

Thus, Zelensky, albeit in an extravagant manner, was forced to actually admit that sooner or later the Minsk agreements would have to be implemented, which would put an end to the war in Donbass.

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    1. +2
      8 February 2022 21: 28
      All this talk about provocations can be tritely reduced to the installation of online cameras with Internet access on the demarcation line. Let people live to see what is happening in dangerous areas. So much for the OSCE with their useless surveillance. Tell the world the address of access to the cameras and indicate from which direction they are directed. drinks
    2. +4
      8 February 2022 22: 21
      Zelensky turned to Macron and asked the taken aback French president if he had some kind of “fun vacation” with his Russian colleague yesterday after meeting with Putin

      stupid clown! his ceiling is his 95 quarter.
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      8 February 2022 22: 52
      As for “be patient”… I generally think that Ukraine is patient because it is wise. I think that this is important not only for Ukraine, but for the whole of Europe. And it is very important for the Russians. Because escalation depends on our patience. We are protecting our country. We are on our territory. Our patience affects provocations when we do not respond to them, but behave very dignified. Therefore, in patience, it seems to me, wisdom

      The pianist says bluntly, the country is suffering. endured, endure and will endure.
      This is because the wise laughing It's important for Europe Yes
      It's nice that he understands and notes how important this is for the citizens of the aggressor country winked
    4. +3
      9 February 2022 02: 36
      Gentlemen, do you even know how completely this ditty, which Putin quoted in abbreviation, sounds like?!
      1. 0
        9 February 2022 04: 26
        Oh ha ha! laughing
        Yes Yes Yes ! Exactly ! And I forgot about this ditty! lol
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    5. 0
      9 February 2022 04: 28
      After such clowning on the part of the pianist, France will only be disgusted with Ukraine!
    6. 0
      9 February 2022 09: 18
      To endure is the fate of a confusion. It’s a pity you didn’t press anything on the piano with a lid bully
    7. -3
      9 February 2022 18: 53
      ALL your Ukraine is on the map of 1654, within the boundaries of which Ukraine became part of Russia ... So today Ukraine has the audacity to pursue a policy of forcible Ukrainization on a foreign territory temporarily occupied by Ukraine