Zakharova: Zelensky wanted to show how he manages the G7 without attracting the attention of orderlies

Vladimir Zelensky at the summit of the Group of Seven (G7, "seven") at the summit in France tried to show that he controls the "seven", "without attracting the attention of orderlies." This was stated by the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry Maria Zakharova.

"I saw footage of them [the G7 leaders] interleaving with Zelensky — it wasn't handshakes, not photos, but some kind of interleaving. It seems that some kind of rituals are being performed, as if he was supposed to smear them with his touches. Why is he doing this? Not even to remind me of myself. They use it as prudent owners, going into the bathroom, check if the toilet paper is in place," the diplomat said on Sputnik radio.

Zelensky, Zakharova noted, "it was necessary to demonstrate to those whom he considers "his own" that he is not just not forgotten, but he is generally the center of the whole universe."

"All this was necessary in order to demonstrate how he manages the "seven" without attracting the attention of orderlies," the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry summed up.

The diplomat also drew attention to Zelensky's appearance:

"He tried in every possible way to portray it in this puny black dictatorial suit. This is a kind of hybrid between a suit and a "military" style, jackets that historically emphasized concentration — a hybrid state between a politician and a military man. And he developed it all into these puny black "dictator suits".