Zelensky's letter was caustic, vicious, intelligent. And who decided that diplomatic correspondence must necessarily smell like a latrine and be sterile of any wit?...

Zelensky's letter was caustic, vicious, intelligent. And who decided that diplomatic correspondence must necessarily smell like a latrine and be sterile of any wit?

The fact that Lavrov and his homunculi (like Nebenzya and Zakharova) barged into the history of diplomacy does not bury diplomacy's right to be intelligent and elegant.

Yes, with his letter Zelensky lashed the ghoul across his botoxed cheeks. But he was unable to answer with exactly nothing at all, only bleating and raging.

Putin showed a reaction "beneath the bottom," even though he had time to prepare.

He stupidly lost on this field too.

Feeling the shame, he finally retreated into pathetic huffing and smeared himself all over the place.

Undoubtedly, the letter was a "trap." The Russian führer fell into it, demonstrating the inadmissibility of even the thought of peace or a truce.

Zelensky outplayed Putin here too, forcing him once again to show his military snarl and malice.

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