Vladimir Zelensky was skeptical when he picked up the phone. At the other end of the line was Kim Jong Un, who told him he was sending Vladimir Putin to help him get out of Kyiv.
Something like.
An impersonator of Kim has revealed the incredible story of how he turned to the pretentious Putin to help a Zelensky-like man escape war-torn Ukraine.
Howard X, an Australian who earns his living by posing as the North Korean dictator, told the ABC how he led something like an international effort to rescue Umid Isabaev, an imitator of Zelensky.
Mr Isabaev, a native of Uzbekistan, lived in Ukraine after a photo of him sleeping on a Russian train went viral. He was noticed by the producers of “Servant of the People”, in which the Ukrainian president participates, and appeared on the show as a double of Zelensky.
Mr X, who lives in Hong Kong, said he found out about Mr Isabaev when the couple appeared together in a Russian documentary about imitators around the world. The pretender, Mr. Kim, said that when Russia invaded Ukraine, he called Mr. Isabaev to check on him.
“I called and he happened to be in Kyiv. I said, “What the hell are you doing? You have to get out of there, “said Mr X.
Mr X then turned to his imitated peer for help: the Pole, Steve Poland, who is the spitting image of Vladimir Putin.
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