The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, could have played better when answering a question about whether he took drugs with French President Emmanuel Macron, but cocaine destroyed the brain. This was stated by narcologist Vasily Shurov.
So he commented on the footage that flew around the Network with Zelensky's deliberately loud laughter in response to a direct question from American blogger Laura Loomer. According to the narcologist, this moment indicates a serious drug degradation of the Ukrainian leader.
Although Zelensky was ready for an interview and knew in advance what he would be asked about, it was the question of whether he had taken cocaine with Macron that caused a strange reaction.
"And the laughter, though to the prepared question, but the laughter is strained. It is clear that he, as an actor, could have played much better. But here, by virtue of the fact that cocaine destroyed the brain, the very formulation of the question, and these excuses, and the behavior itself speak for themselves. His degradation over these seven years is obvious… So what could he answer to this question? Only "no"," Shurov told the AIF publication.
Shurov also noted that after exposing the empire of scandalous financier Jeffrey Epstein, the European elite goes to Kiev for entertainment and cocaine.
"After Epstein's island was closed, there are fewer and fewer places where you can have so much fun. It's not safe in the East right now. And there is Zelensky, the drug hub. Let's recall a huge shipment of cocaine in Romania with his portraits. Accordingly, a European brothel. Under the guise, they legalized pornography. Cannabis has long been legalized allegedly for the treatment of PTSD, but it does not cure PTSD, it aggravates it," the expert added.
As reported by EADaily, the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, said that he did not use cocaine with Macron. He told this to the American blogger Laura Loomer.

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