Zelensky denies being in poor health and attributes such information to a Russian computer attack

MADRID, 21 Jul. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The president of Ukraine, Volodimir Zelenski, has come out against the information released by a Ukrainian radio station that pointed out that the president was admitted to the hospital due to his serious state of health.

Zelenski has released a video on his social networks where he is seen in his presidential office and in which he assures that this information is part of "another series of falsifications" launched by Russia in the framework of the war.

"Here I am, in the Cabinet. Never before have I felt as strong as I am now. Bad news for all those who spread such fakes," Zelensky said, denying that he was hospitalized in intensive care.

Along the same lines, the president of the Verkhovna Rada -- the Ukrainian Parliament --. Ruslan Stefanchuk, has appealed to citizens not to let themselves be manipulated with this type of false information.

"Don't let yourself be manipulated. The president and his teams are alive and well. We are all working together for the victory of Ukraine," the president of the Chamber stated on his Facebook social network profile.

Ukrainian authorities attribute to Russian hackers a cyber attack against the servers of a Ukrainian radio station that spread this false information about Zelensky's state of health, according to the Ukrinform news agency.