Zelensky's Counsellor Advises Putin To ‘Pop Some Pills’

The Russian dictator can not understand with whom to conduct a dialogue.

The Ukrainian president's communications adviser Dmytro Lytvyn has advised Russian dictator Vladimir Putin to ‘pop some pills to kickstart his brain activity’ if he can't figure out with whom he should cooperate to end the war.

He wrote this on the X social network (Twitter) on 27 March.

‘If Putin is once again struggling to understand who he needs to engage with to seriously move toward ending this war, maybe he should just pop some pills to kickstart his brain activity - assuming such pills still have any effect on him,’ wrote Lytvyn.

According to Lytvyn, as of the evening of 27 March, Ukraine had recorded at least two Russian strikes in the last 24 hours that damaged Ukraine's energy infrastructure

‘And this is even without a full report for the day. Preventing further such attacks is what our partners are responsible for,’ the presidential adviser added.

On the evening of 27 March, Putin voiced a new batch of manipulative demands for elections and ‘interim governance under UN auspices’ in Ukraine.

The Russian dictator voiced his claims about the alleged illegitimacy of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and said that other Ukrainian authorities ‘are not legitimate either.’

He also said that Russia allegedly did not understand with whom to sign something in Ukraine because ‘other leaders will come tomorrow’.

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