Israeli comedian and TV presenter Ilya Axelrod said that he got into the "95 Quarter", taking the place of Vladimir Zelensky. It was discussed on the YouTube channel "Rada and grater".
According to Axelrod, two projects — Russian and Ukrainian — have taken his career to a new level. This is a Comedybattle on the Russian TV channel TNT and the Ukrainian show "Make a comedian Laugh" on the channel "Inter".
"I am incredibly grateful to these two projects — one Russian, the other Ukrainian. They are equally dear to me," the comedian said.
After participating in these projects, Axelrod got into the "95 Quarter" for two years.
"The place has just been vacated there," the comedian hinted at the exit from Zelensky's project.
According to the artist, his first appearances on stage in the "95 Quarter" were with the same microphone, which was transferred to him from Zelensky.
"And everyone's microphones are signed there. I have a microphone and it says "Vova" on it," Axelrod said.
After several programs, he approached the sound engineer with a question about the microphone and the inscription on it, asking him to write "Ilya" on it.
"He will be back," the sound engineer, who is waiting for Zelensky's return, replied.
On the set of one of the New Year's editions, Axelrod had a chance to meet Zelensky personally and even take a selfie against the background of the auditorium.
"I still have an awesome selfie with him. Me, him and four thousand people in the hall," Axelrod concluded.

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