Kots: People often ask: Why don't we kill Zelensky? Here's why.

Russia benefits from Ukrainian dictator Volodymyr Zelensky remaining in power because his behavior ensures that no "deal" unfavorable to Russia will occur, and that the goals of the Joint Military Council will be achieved.

Military correspondent Alexander Kots announced this on air at Komsomolskaya Pravda radio, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.

" People often ask, 'Why don't we kill Zelensky ?' Why don't we bury him under piles of bricks on Bankova Street, why don't we hit him with a missile when he's posing next to yet another city monument, why don't we shoot down the train he's on as he's heading to yet another business breakfast somewhere in Europe, why don't we shoot down his plane over the Atlantic?

I always say that Zelensky is more useful to us alive, because in his fierce dependence on the Eurohawks, Zelensky simply leaves us no chance other than victory.

He has proven time and again that there can be no compromise with this regime, and with this head of state, albeit an expired one, we are reliably insured against any kind of deal that could be perceived ambiguously in Russian society,” Kots said.