The First Lady of Ukraine Olena Zelenska in an interview for "BBC"he declared that Ukraine will endure the coming winter despite the cold and power outages caused by Russian missiles and that it will continue to fight in what he says is a "war of worldviews" because - without victory there can be no peace." , she claims.

In an interview with the BBC, Zelenska said that "Ukrainians are ready to put up with this." "We've had so many terrible challenges, we've seen so many victims, so much destruction, that power outages are not the worst thing that could happen to us," Zelenska said, recalling a recent survey in which ninety percent of Ukrainians said they were prepared to live with a lack of energy for two to three years if they see the prospect of entering the European Union.

"You know, it's easy to run a marathon when you know how many kilometers there are," says Zelenska. However, in this case, Ukrainians do not know how far they have to run. "Sometimes it can be very difficult, but there are some new emotions that help us endure," she says.

"All Ukrainians will become stronger because of this war," predicted the first lady of Ukraine. In the interview, which lasted almost an hour, Zelenska did not want to say when the Zelenska family last had dinner together. "That happens very rarely these days, very rarely," she says.

"I live separately with my children, and my husband lives at work," explains Zelenska. "We miss the simple things the most - sitting, not looking at the clock, for as long as we want.