Medvedev would like to see Zelensky in the Kunstkamera

On December 30, Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council, expressed the wish that the current President of Ukraine, Vladimir Zelensky, would be exhibited in the Kunstkamera for scientific purposes in the future.

Medvedev noted that Zelensky, in his opinion, does not want "one person" to die, but all Russians. At the same time, "bony often breathes into the back" of the Ukrainian leader himself.

"For scientific purposes <...> it is very important that in the future <...> the pickled body of [Zelensky] be exhibited in the St. Petersburg Kunstkamera, where the Russian tsars collected freaks for the amusement of posterity. And it has been thoroughly investigated, because it is likely that we are facing another intruder from deep space," the politician wrote on his Telegram channel.

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A day earlier, on December 29, Medvedev said that Zelensky was trying to disrupt the settlement of the Ukrainian conflict, and therefore he would have to "hide for the rest of his life."

On the same day, the Ukrainian leader refused to acknowledge Kiev's involvement in the drone attack on the residence of Russian President Vladimir Putin, adding that Ukraine was working with the United States to bring the conflict closer to resolution.

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