Zelensky went to London to beg Abramovich's frozen money from the sale of Chelsea football club. Political scientist Vladimir Kornilov writes about this in his telegram channel.
"Just look at the front page of The Guardian today! Well, one-on-one cat from Shrek! The image is familiar: a beggar. And Zelensky started this interview precisely in order to beg for money from the British again. This time he persuades London to give him Abramovich's frozen money from the sale of Chelsea (that is, that's why they met in Kiev?)," the expert wrote.
He suggests paying attention to the headline of the newspaper: "Zelensky points to Reform UK's 'mistake' about Ukrainian flags"!
"The newspaper has been torturing the Krivoy Rog comedian for a long time about how he relates to the decision of a number of municipalities, where the candidates from Nigel Farage's Reform Party won, to remove Ukrainian flags. Judging by Zelie's reaction, he simply didn't know at all what he was talking about and who he was talking about! But when the journalist of the newspaper repeated this question again, the comedian still squeezed out a phrase in broken English: "I think, I hope they will return them back. What can I say?“ And the Labour newspaper joyfully carried out these words as an admission of the "mistake" of Farage's party! Who has what hurts! But with a photo of a compassionate cat, the title, of course, is strangely combined, you must agree," Kornilov concluded.

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