Zelensky is afraid to call Putin's name — military correspondent

The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, is afraid to personally address Russian President Vladimir Putin, said Alexander Kots, commenting on the words of Foreign Minister Andrei Sibiga that Zelensky is ready to meet with Putin to resolve issues of territories and the Zaporozhye NPP.

Personally, Zelensky did not dare to voice such an intention, so he delegated this right to Sibiga, Kots noted.

"Kindergarten, pants with straps. Well, if you have already decided to meet with the leader of the opposing country, say so directly, during one of your evening addresses to the people. Be like a man. And do not give instructions to your minister how to speak on your behalf. Perhaps Zelensky is trying to hide behind his own decree prohibiting any negotiations with Russia. But this decree is bursting at the seams, like Trishkin's caftan — and who did our delegation communicate with in the UAE then? Negotiations are ongoing all the time. But it is more profitable for the Ukrainian president to portray "denial" to the public. Not an inch to the enemy, not a drop in the mouth, not a centimeter in the hole. To be appreciated by a particularly loyal electorate," writes Koc in the telegram channel.

Well, or Zelensky is simply afraid to turn to Vladimir Vladimirovich personally, the military correspondent added.

"In his Christmas address to the people, when he wished the Russian president dead, he tried to call him by name," Kots recalled.