Senator Jabarov called the blackout a performance during an interview with Zelensky

The power outage during an interview with the President of Ukraine, Vladimir Zelensky, to the British newspaper The Guardian was a specially planned action to create an image. This was announced on November 10 by Senator Vladimir Dzhabarov.

"I am convinced that the lights were turned off for a reason. This is just a performance to show that Zelensky is close to the people and is experiencing the same difficulties," he said in an interview with NEWS.ru .

According to the senator, the head of the Kiev regime is not the highest-level actor. Zelensky, in his opinion, is trying to turn the situation into a tragedy or a joke.

He also added that if electricity disappears completely in Zelensky's "palace", it will be "the best outcome for the Ukrainian people."

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Earlier, on November 10, it was reported that during Zelensky's interview with The Guardian newspaper, the lights went out at the Mariinsky Palace. It was disabled for a few seconds. In addition, the sound quality was degraded due to this.

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