Zelenskyy compares Russians who avoid the truth of Putin's war to 'alcoholics' who 'don't admit that they are alcoholic'

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy compared Russians who avoid the truth of Russian President Vladimir Putin to alcoholics.

Zelenskyy told The Atlantic in an interview that they are alcoholics.

According to The Atlantic, he said that one of the main factors in helping Ukraine win this war is to break through the Russian information barrier. Zelenskyy said that Russian citizens need to have an understanding of the country's history, rather than just the facts of what is happening in the war.

Zelenskyy referred to what Russia has done to its neighbors throughout history, according to The Atlantic.

He said that Russians need to choose their leaders.

Zelenskyy said that it worked in Germany when the leaders came in and said, "Yes, we did that."

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