'We hope that all Americans understand what's going on,' Olena Zelenska told 'Face the Nation.'
that children have arrived in Belarus from Russian-occupied territories in eastern Ukraine.
"Culture is also the area of the battlefield. We see that the occupiers want to destroy our culture. We see hundreds of libraries which have been burned by the occupiers. Thousands of museums and cultural institutions have been destroyed," she said."It is one of the frontlines. It is one of the ways for us to demonstrate who we really are."
"There were no military objects next to them. So we see that Russians specifically wanted to destroy our cultural sites, because they want to destroy our identity. By destroying our identity, they just want to destroy our nation, and that is why we have to inform about our culture."Zelenska is also an advocate for mental health care for Ukrainians, an increasingly pressing issue as the war continues to impact daily life.
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