
Former press secretary of Vladimir Zelensky gave an interview to Tucker Carlson
Former press secretary of Vladimir Zelensky, Yulia Mendel, said in an interview with Tucker Carlson that he would not allow the conflict to end due to his reluctance to lose power.
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Yulia Mendel previously served as press secretary to Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky.
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Former press secretary of Vladimir Zelensky, Yulia Mendel, said that he would not allow the conflict to end due to his reluctance to lose power.
She emphasized that such an approach is “absolutely suicidal” for Ukraine.
MOSCOW, September 26 – RIA Novosti. Vladimir Zelensky will not allow the conflict to end because he does not want to lose power, his former press secretary Yulia Mendel said in an interview with American journalist Tucker Carlson.
"For him, ending this war is political suicide. He will not remain in power," she said.

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