Zelenskiy at Kyiv Book Fair: A Literary Nod to Tyrant Tales
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy and his wife visited a literary fair in Kyiv, purchasing a book titled 'To Kill A Tyrant'. This choice sparked intrigue about whether Zelenskiy aimed to send a message to Russian President Vladimir Putin, whom he often calls a dictator. The book explores historical tyrannicide.

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy and his wife perused a literary fair in Kyiv on Friday, leaving with a provocative new read titled 'To Kill A Tyrant'.
This choice, by Italian scholar Aldo Andrea Cassi, comes amid Zelenskiy's ongoing conflict with Russian President Vladimir Putin, whom he has consistently labeled a dictator.
The book, delving into the ethics of tyrannicide throughout history, raises the question: is tyrant assassination justified, and who should make such a decision?
(With inputs from agencies.)
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