Staff Reports
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, the fearless and indomitable leader, has defied all odds, outsmarting Russian plots to assassinate him as if they were just pesky colds. In an exclusive interview, Zelensky boldly declared that Ukraine’s resolve to conquer Vladimir Putin’s Russia remained unbreakable – “morale-wise, there’s no dead end,” he proclaimed.
Despite the endless barrage of threats, bombings, and destruction, Zelensky revealed that his people stood unwavering, staunchly refusing to surrender an inch of their beloved land to Russia. “We are not tired. We are ready to stand further,” he emphatically stated.
🚨 JUST IN- Zelensky: ''I’ve Lost Track of All the Times Putin Has Tried to Assassinate Me''
– The first significant attempt occurred on the first day of Putin's invasion, where Russian special forces parachuted into Kyiv.
– Zelensky's office became a fortified space, sealed… pic.twitter.com/W4fpEnRCjN
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With an air of nonchalance, Zelensky recounted the numerous attempts on his life, likening the initial shock of the first plot to the terror of facing a novel threat like COVID. “First of all, people don’t know what to do with it and it’s looking very scary,” he recalled, “And then after that, it is just intelligence sharing with you detail that one more group came to Ukraine to [attempt] this.”
Even on the first day of Putin’s invasion, when Russian special forces descended on Kyiv like vultures, Zelensky and his courageous staff turned their office into a fortress, improvising barricades and arming themselves with rifles and body armor. When offered a chance to escape the besieged capital, the defiant leader famously retorted, “I need ammo, not a ride.” This man exudes bravery!
And let’s not forget Zelensky’s bold move of stepping out of the compound amid raging battles to defiantly film a selfie video, proving to his people and the world that he stood unyielding in the face of adversity.
Zelensky also revealed Russia’s ongoing sinister schemes to oust him, including a nefarious plan ominously titled ‘Operation: Maidan 3’. Despite the mounting pressure, the steely president remains resolute, rejecting the idea of holding elections next year due to martial law and the ongoing conflict. He won’t be swayed by those who doubt Ukraine’s ability to fend off Russian forces.
With characteristic optimism, Zelensky highlighted Ukraine’s victories in the Black Sea, where missile and drone strikes pushed back Putin’s fleet and opened up vital trade routes for the country. He staunchly declared, “We do not believe that Putin nor Russia, we do not believe that they want to finish the war. They want to kill us. And we want justice.”
In the face of adversity, with unbreakable will and determination, Zelensky stands as a beacon of hope for Ukraine and a steadfast adversary to Putin’s Russia.
