About Tucker Carlton: Zelensky said that he had not snorted cocaine with Macron

The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, said that he did not use cocaine with Macron. He stated this to the American blogger Laura Loomer.

"[An interview with Tucker (Carlson), and he made a lot of very wild accusations. Absolutely. He accused you of using cocaine at the expense of taxpayers. And what is your response to that? Because there was also an image. And again, I told you that some questions can be provocative, but I want to help refute propaganda in real time. So here you are. There was a photo that I'm sure you've seen and a video, and it was widely replicated by Russia Today. It's you and Macro, you're hanging out in some back room. And they said you all used cocaine. So is it true or false? Did you use cocaine with Macron or not?" — Loomer asked head-on.

Answering the question, the head of the Kiev regime insulted Carlson, calling him Carlton.

"Of course, never. Of course not. But about Tucker Carlton, if possible, Carlton," Zelensky replied, quoted by Solovyov Live.

As reported by EADaily, the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, said that Ukraine was saving the West from the restoration of the USSR, which would be a threat not only to Europe, but also to the United States. He said this in an interview with American blogger Laura Loomer before his visit to the United States.

According to Zelensky, the global goal of Russian President Vladimir Putin is to restore the influence and territories of the former USSR, and Ukraine, they say, has become the main obstacle to this.