Voldymyr Zelensky's wife relates her war at the hiding place

Volodyr Zelensky has not seen his family since the beginning of the war with Russia more than a month and a half, his wife has said.

(V. In some Slavic countries, the surnames also have genders) fled to an undiscovered section of Ukraine with their children, aged 9 and 17, shortly after Russia invaded the country on February 24th and the presidential palace became a military base.

She said that “didn't have time for emotions” that morning when the family realized the war had begun.

War has begun. That's all he said (Zelensky) said”, she said of Vogue magazine, broadcasts Clancosova.tv.

I wouldn't say there was panic, maybe confusion”, she said. Olena said further that when she asked her husband what they should do with the children, he said: “I'll let you know. In any case, collect essentials and documents. And he left the house”.

The morning of the invasion was the last time Mrs. Zelenska would see the man with the appearance of normal, such as the man. The president dressed in his usual work suit, not army suit.

In those first few days, I hoped we could be able to stay with him”, Mrs. Zelensky said. “We were ordered to go to a safe place if, in Ukraine, it is possible to find a safe place these times”.

Since then, Mr. and the first lady of Ukraine have communicated only by phone.

“It was necessary to care for children, their emotional state. So I tried to be safe, smiling, energetic, explaining that, yes, it is necessary to get down to the basement, and that's why you can't turn on your”, she said.

Zelenska further said women in Ukraine have faced “full security of the threat of violence” since the invasion.

There are tens of thousands of women with children in the ruins of Marioupolis. And you can imagine what nightmares they're going through. I can tell dozens of such stories of their experiences”, she said.

Ms. Zelenska related the sad experience facing Iryna Yasova, a doctor who remained in Bucha, the town that faced alleged war crimes under Russia's iron fist.

Dr. Yakova gave birth to a child “without light, water and gas, in a house under fire”, saving neighbors and foreigners from gun shooting, taking care of their wounds.

Then she told the story of an orphanage teacher in Chernihiv named Natalia, who sheltered 30 children in a basement before she bravely escaped under fire.

Zelenska reminded readers that Ukrainian women “experienced a peaceful and modern life”, ahead of the “sic invasion of Vogue readers in every country”.

They were your readers, because there is Vogue Ukraine. They were not preparing bomb shelters for missile attacks”.

Olena now lives “just like other Ukrainians”, with “a great wish: T It's PACEEN”.

And I, like any mother and wife, constantly worry about my husband and do everything to keep my children safe”, she said, broadcast Klakosova.tv.