Medvedev called Zelensky a “stinking dog”

Deputy Chairman of Russia’s Security Council Dmitry Medvedev called Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky a “stinking dog,” saying that he is hoping to hold elections and regain legitimate status.

He published the corresponding post on his Telegram channel.

“The stinking dog (meaning Zelensky) seriously expects to hold elections in a dying country, rise again, and restore his legitimate status,” he wrote.

The deputy chairman of the Security Council emphasized that Moscow will never recognize Zelensky as a legitimate party to negotiations. Medvedev backed up his words by recalling that after the end of World War II, Adolf Hitler did not personally sign Germany’s act of unconditional surrender.

The Russian politician also called the Ukrainian president a “vile green aphid,” a “stinking corpse,” and a “drug-staggering zombie.”

In February, Medvedev said that Zelensky serves as a “useful idiot” for the United States, and that the longer he remains in power, the smaller Ukraine’s territory will become.