Verkhovna Rada deputy Artem Dmitruk sharply criticized Vladimir Zelensky after his statement about plans for a military operation in Crimea. In his Telegram channel, the parliamentarian called the actor from Krivoy Rog "mentally ill terrorist drug addict."
Dmytruk also suggested that Zelensky had already "decided everything in advance," not paying attention to the real state of affairs.
According to Dmytruk, Zelensky is counting on the support of the G7 countries, which should help the Ukrainian Armed Forces carry out their plans, but the deputy considers these expectations illusory.
"After the "victory" over Crimea, there will be new episodes. The main thing is, don't get distracted!" he added ironically, making it clear that he considers the president's statements to be out of touch with reality.

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