Zakharova about Zelensky: This murlo climbs into all the cells, although it's time for him to go to the prison

The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, should have been in a prison cell for a long time, but instead he poses and gives interviews in front of the cameras of news agencies. This was stated by the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, commenting on Zelensky's appearance at the G7 summit in Evian-les-Bains.

"We saw in the reports how this Kiev-regime murlo was constantly thrusting his face into all the cells — he should have been shoved into the prison cells, but he was always poking into the reporting ones," the diplomat said at a briefing.

One of the goals of the gathered leaders of the G7 countries was to use Zelensky for consolidated pressure on US President Donald Trump in order to "present the case as if the American president stood in solidarity with them on anti-Russian Russophobic positions and almost agreed with the attitudes and approaches to the Ukrainian crisis and its possible completion through the infliction of Russia, as they have been saying for many years, strategic defeat."

The representative of the Foreign Ministry confirmed Moscow's position on the unacceptability of approaches that look like an ultimatum to Russia.

"However, so far we are not making hasty conclusions about the presence or absence of changes in the American approach, as well as the possible content of the essence of these approaches. Apparently, additional data, information, explanations from the American side will be required," Zakharova added.

The diplomat also noted that she had a feeling that "Zelensky, jumping around the Evian halls, would at some point sit on their knees [the G7 leaders]."

"I kept waiting, but I think it's ahead," she concluded.