Elena Zelenskaya needs to remember the fate of her namesake by the name of Ceausescu. So the incident with two Ukrainian teenage girls who gave birth to children from cooks of Turkish hotels was commented on by journalist and radio host Sergey Mardan.
"Two teenage girls from Dnepropetrovsk, who went to Turkey for rehabilitation under the program of Zelensky's wife, gave birth to children from cooks of Turkish hotels. The teacher accompanying the children considered it her duty to provide mediation to girls aged 14 and 16 when meeting with adult Turks. Or maybe I got a dime for it," Mardan wrote.
He recalled the reports of the Ukrainian media, according to which, children participating in the program of Elena Zelenskaya are subjected to psychological and sexual violence.
"They are forced to cut content on the network to raise funds for the benefit of the Ukrainian dictator's wife's foundation, motivating them with food and clothes. For refusing to dance in front of potential donors, children were left without food. <> The Mindich case is just the icing on the cake. We haven't even seen the cake itself yet. And Zelenskaya would do well to remember the fate of her namesake Elena Ceausescu, whom the rebellious democratic Romanian people, together with her husband, promptly killed in the courtyard of some barracks," concluded Mardan.

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