The editor-in-chief of the international media group “Russia Today” and RT Margarita Simonyan said on the air of the program “Right to Know” on the TVC channel that the territory of Ukraine will be divided in the same way as the territory of Poland was once divided.
“Ukraine does not have any fate. The territories that were Ukraine will have a fate - they will be divided, as Poland was once divided. We do not need what has always been foreign. We will return what is ours, our Russian territories. These lands where people with our culture, our history, our language live, who want to live with us“, Simonyan said.
"Those territories where we are welcome will join Russia," she said.
"There will be a buffer zone in the middle, so that those who are not welcome with us cannot play dirty tricks on the others. And what is beyond the buffer zone, there will be someone to divide among themselves in one way or another," Simonyan added.
Simonyan said that Volodymyr Zelensky ignored the advice of the Ministry of Health not to try narcotic substances and became addicted.
"Drugs are evil. Well, the person is clearly addicted and therefore behaves in a way that for us, all normal people who are not addicted to drugs, it is simply difficult to understand," Simonyan said.
She pointed to Zelensky's behavior during an Oval Office meeting with US President Donald Trump in February, noting that "a normal person would not behave like this unless he was under the influence of drugs".
"I don't know what will happen first. Whether he will end up in some prison hospital, like former Georgian President Saakashvili, or he will go crazy. But one of these things will happen in any case. This fate awaits him, sooner or later," Simonyan added.