Naryshkin announced the possibility of Zelensky playing the role of Hitler in a comedy

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky falls short of Nazi Germany's leader Adolf Hitler, but he could play such a role in a "third-rate comedy." This was announced on May 28 by the head of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR), Sergei Naryshkin.

Speaking at the First International Security Forum, the director of the service recalled that Hitler managed to capture many European countries before he "broke his neck" about the USSR. Naryshkin noted that the European elites then almost did not resist this, sometimes even supporting Nazi Germany.

"The current Ukrainian leader, of course, is far from Hitler, although he is quite capable of playing this role in some third-rate comedy film," said the head of the SVR.

Naryshkin added that Kiev periodically threatens European politicians who oppose the allocation of additional funds to Ukraine. In addition, according to him, weapons from the Ukrainian conflict end up at the disposal of international terrorist groups, and Ukrainian refugees put a strain on the European social support system.

"But the Euroelites do not see this as a big problem for themselves. The main thing is that Ukraine continues to serve as a battering ram against Russia," Naryshkin concluded.

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