Inside Zelensky's bunker: Two hours of sleep at night, once every four days to avoid murder, his family continues to hide

But how is one day during this period of war? The British daily “Daily Mail” has published an article in which indicates Zelensky spends the greatest time in the bunker. He leaves the bunker every three or four days so I can see for myself what the situation is like on the ground.

Ukraine's president over the past month seems to have slept only “two hours a day”, while his war-torn country continues to face Russian forces.

As writes “Daily Mail”, Zelensky's family was recently known to be hiding somewhere in Ukraine to avoid Russian forces while Zelensky fears that his wife and children are top license plates on homicide lists.

Last week, it was reported that Zelensky gave his first interview to Russian media which state media regulator Roskomnadzor has stopped broadcasting since the beginning of the occupation, with five journalists on different channels promising to publish the unread transcript of what was said.

Zelensky was interviewed by Vladimir Solovev, Mikhail Zigar of Kommerasant along with two journalists whose media are banned in Russia and Ivan Kolpakov from Meduza and Tikhon Dzyadko from Dozhd TV.

I'm giving you this explanation instead of a yes or a no because in this direction my thoughts are going, forgive me, my day has been a bit messy, I haven't slept well last night,” said Zelensky in the middle of answering a question, broadcast Express.

Alexander Morozov, political scientist and member of the Boris Nemtsov Centre for Russian Studies (University Charles, Prague), called the interview a spectacular event.

In a Facebook post, Morozov said: “It is clear that Zelensky for 30 days slept two hours a night, but he decided to go out and talk in the middle of the heavy insomnia he talked about in the middle of an interview”.

God gave him strength. It's hard to deal with this 30-day stress. And it's even harder to stay open, not go to the naked rhetoric of hatred. And yet he still speaks in the language of human beings, sincerity, pain, sincerity.

In an interview with the Economist, speaking to a journalist in his bunker this week, Zelensky stressed the importance of leaving the “castle” as often as possible, alluding to Vladimir Putin, who has been bunkerised “for more. Two decades.

He said: “If I don't go out for three or four days, and I stay alone in my office, I won't know what's going on in the world”

As Zelensky's bunker is blocked by metal portals, it is surrounded by snipers and equipped with air defence systems, wrote The Economist “.

In early March, he said famously from the presidential palace in Kiev: “I'm here, I'm not hiding and I'm not afraid of anyone.

We're all in our places working, where we should be. My team is in Kiev with me. We're all fighting, we're all contributing to our victory, which is probably going to happen”, Zelensky said. /