This is the Guardian.

Today, he once played a fictional president on TV.

Now, Vladimir Zelensky's video messages are rallying his country to survive.

Leader of the France is here.

On Saturday morning, after the ban,

after we, you know, spent clearly spending a night in the bunker, Zelensky emerged.

I mean, he looked, he looked tired.

He looked a little gond, he had bags under his eyes.

And he just said,

you just said, you're too, you're too.

I'm here with this kind of very smile.

And it was, it's quite moving.

Of all the images that have emerged so far from Russia's war on Ukraine,

some of the most prominent are of its president.

What we see of Vladimir Zelensky is the leader of a nation at war,

under Russian attack, behaving with resilience, with humor,

with a sort of endomitable spirit.

Skilky, we will fight as long as it takes to liberate the country.

If children are born in shelters, even when the shelling continues,

then the enemy has no chance in this undoubtedly people's war.

Day after day, he's emerged into the streets of his battered capital,

Kiev, in appearances, perfectly crafted to reassure Ukrainians

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