"After the war, Zelenskyy and I will drink ourselves into a stupor at the top of the Alps" — Rutte

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte described how he would like to celebrate the end of the war together with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

“We’ll climb to the top of the Swiss Alps and drink with Zelenskyy until we pass out—that’s our plan,” Rutte joked.

 According to him, during their private conversations, he and Zelenskyy discuss life after the war and dream of a time when they can relax without security details and drones overhead.

“We’ll sit on top of a mountain, and I’ll have some red wine. Sounds wonderful!” added the NATO Secretary General.

Source: Talk show featuring Mark Rutte

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