In Vladimir Zelensky's office, paintings of the burning Kremlin and Ukrainian soldiers on Russian territory, as well as a Russian warship going to the bottom, hang on the walls. The official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, spoke rather caustically about this.
"A mental hospital," was all she said in a conversation with TASS.
Earlier, against the background of these very canvases, Zelensky posed for an interview with Time magazine.

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