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Stephen King’s Putin takes on ‘comedian’ Zelenskyy & Russian bear runs into prickly porcupine

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In today’s featured cartoon, Kevin Siers depicts Russian President Vladimir Putin as a clown from a horror film, referring to his invasion of Ukraine, while alluding to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s former career as a comedian and actor. A clip from one of Zelenskyy’s TV shows, where he played a fictional Ukrainian president and is seen shouting, “Putin has been toppled,” has resurfaced on social media.

Peter Brookes | The Times | Twitter/@BrookesTimes
Peter Brookes | The Times | Twitter/@BrookesTimes

Peter Brookes comments on alleged war crimes against civilians, including women and children, by the Russian military in Ukraine.

Morten Morland | The Times | Twitter/@mortenmorland
Morten Morland | The Times | Twitter/@mortenmorland

Morten Morland comments on Zelenskyy’s unrelenting resistance as Russian forces ravage Ukraine, while suffering their own losses of troops and equipment. Putin’s core demands include full “demilitarisation” of Ukraine — and perhaps the ouster of Zelenskyy’s government, who he has denounced as “Nazis” — and that the country declare itself neutral and rule out future membership of NATO.

 John Darkow | The Columbia Missourian
John Darkow | The Columbia Missourian

John Darkow also also comments on Ukraine’s resistance as the war drags on. In a speech Saturday, Zelenskyy urged his people to continue fighting.

Adam Zyglis | The Buffalo News | Twitter/@adamzyglis
Adam Zyglis | The Buffalo News | Twitter/@adamzyglis

Adam Zyglis also illustrates Ukraine’s fightback against the Russian invasion amid Putin’s nuclear sabre-rattling.

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