his very nice proposal to the Ukrainian First Lady

The whole world has the reyes on Ukraine which suffered the brunt of the violent military offensive of its Russian neighbour. In the four corners of the globe, many personalities have decided to show their support for the wounded people. After Germany or the United States, the British crown has, for example, decided to oppose Putin’s policy by withdrawing the Russian leader’s authorization to exhibit some of the Queen’s pieces in the Kremlin museum, in Moscow, quite a symbol! But France is not left out. If the current tenant of the Élysée is trying to appease the conflict through relentless dialogue with Moscow, his wife has decided to put one’s stone to the building speaking to Olena Zelenska, the wife of Volodymyr Zelensky.

Hidden with her 9-year-old son and 17-year-old daughter since the start of the conflict, the First Lady of Ukraine has become public enemy number 2 in Russia. Faced with the scale of the danger, Brigitte Macron decided tooffer asylum to his colleague while waiting for the return of peace on the borders of the European Union. “We received many proposals to welcome us abroad, we were spoiled for choice“, she told theWorld, on June 22, 2022, initially. And to continue:They came from colleagues, friends, first ladies too, like Brigitte Macron, whom I met twice. But I considered that my place was in my country.” A generous offer that Olena Zelenska has therefore politely declined.

The First Lady of Ukraine with her family

Olena Zelenska wants keep cool. At the beginning of the conflict, she quickly positioned herself by evoking on her Instagram account her desire to support her children, her husband, but also her people by keeping her head held high, even from a distance: “Today I won’t panic and shed tears. I will be calm and confident. My children look at me. I will stand by their side. And with my husband. And of the Ukrainian people.” In an interview with Vogue, published on Monday April 11, 2022, she had once again shown his determination to manage her personal situation on her own: “At first, we didn’t really have time for emotions. You had to take care of the children, so I tried to be confident, smiling, energetic.”