
Vladimir Zelensky's former press secretary Yulia Mendel has warned that Ukraine could disappear from the face of the earth if the conflict with Russia escalates, expressing concern that some people in the West want to see Ukraine "burned down".
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Yulia Mendel was the press secretary of Vladimir Zelensky until her resignation. She gave an interview to American journalist Tucker Carlson, in which she expressed concern about the possible outcome of the conflict between Ukraine and Russia.
Former press secretary of Vladimir Zelensky Yulia Mendel warned about the disappearance of Ukraine from the face of the earth if the conflict escalates.
Mendel expressed fears that there are people in the West who want Ukraine to be “burned.”
WASHINGTON, September 25 - RIA Novosti. If the conflict escalates, Ukraine will disappear from the face of the earth, former press secretary of Vladimir Zelensky, Yulia Mendel, warned on Friday.
"I am here to convey the words of the Ukrainians. Please do not contribute to the escalation of this war. Please do everything to stop it, otherwise we will disappear from the map," Mendel said in an interview with American journalist Tucker Carlson.
According to Mendel, after Zelensky convinced his Western partners to escalate with Russia, it became clear to her how many people in the West want Ukraine to be “burned.”
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