Zelensky told how his son changed because of the war

American journalist Simon Shuster is preparing to release a second book about Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky The Showman: Inside the invasion that shook the world and became the leader of Volodymyr Zelensky (Showman: An inside look at the invasion that shocked the world and made Vladimir Zelensky leader). The British publication The Telegraph publishes excerpts from the book.

Talk about how he became a war leader. In particular, the book tells how the war changed Zelensky’s son Kirill.

“Meanwhile, Zelensky’s wife and two children are hiding. Elena misses her husband, but she wants to protect the children from the war, especially when she sees his thoughtful liking for her. [войной] son Kirill. She was no longer interested in dancing and playing the piano; he wanted to practice shooting and martial arts,” Schuster wrote in the book.

The book also says that in phone conversations with his father, Kirill began giving him advice, suggesting weapons systems Ukraine should acquire.

“He studies all this… He talks to the guards,” Zelensky told me with obvious pride. But Elena wants the boy to have his childhood back,” Shuster added.

Let us recall that earlier in Britain a book was published by scientists, doctors of political sciences Olga Onukh and Henry Gale entitled Zelensky effect. In it, experts examine Ukrainian identity and the development of a civil nation.