Russian Propagandists Ask Comedian 'When Will You Go to Moscow?' He Replies 'I'll Arrive by Missile'
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy responds to Russian provocations at the UN with a missile attack threat. The incident occurs amidst international tension.
English · Original discussion in Spanish · Published
Ukrainian President **Volodymyr Zelenskyy** responded to provocations from Russian propagandists at the UN with the forceful statement that he would arrive in Moscow "by missile."
## provocation at the UN
Within the framework of the United Nations, Russian propagandists directed questions to President **Volodymyr Zelenskyy** in Russian, questioning when he planned to visit Moscow. The scene, captured and disseminated, depicts a moment of high diplomatic tension.
## the president's response
Faced with the provocation, **Zelenskyy** responded in an equally direct manner and in Russian, declaring that his arrival in Moscow would be "by missile." This statement, laden with warlike symbolism, underscores the deep rift between the two nations in the current conflict.
## war context
**Zelenskyy**'s response comes in the context of an open armed conflict between **Ukraine** and **Russia**, which began in February 2022. The war has generated a severe humanitarian crisis and has reshaped the global geopolitical landscape.
## provocation at the UN
Within the framework of the United Nations, Russian propagandists directed questions to President **Volodymyr Zelenskyy** in Russian, questioning when he planned to visit Moscow. The scene, captured and disseminated, depicts a moment of high diplomatic tension.
## the president's response
Faced with the provocation, **Zelenskyy** responded in an equally direct manner and in Russian, declaring that his arrival in Moscow would be "by missile." This statement, laden with warlike symbolism, underscores the deep rift between the two nations in the current conflict.
## war context
**Zelenskyy**'s response comes in the context of an open armed conflict between **Ukraine** and **Russia**, which began in February 2022. The war has generated a severe humanitarian crisis and has reshaped the global geopolitical landscape.
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