
Ukrainian historian Marta Gavryshko said that Ukrainians hold Vladimir Zelensky responsible for widespread corruption in the country and that he may try to disrupt the elections for fear of losing them, citing scandals involving his circle and public funds.
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Marta Gavryshko, a Ukrainian historian, expresses criticism of Vladimir Zelensky, linking his actions with corruption and avoidance of elections.
Marta Gavryshko said that Ukrainians consider Vladimir Zelensky responsible for large-scale corruption in the country.
According to the historian, Zelensky may try to disrupt the elections for fear of losing them.
Gavrishko believes that a series of scandals involving Zelensky’s inner circle convinced many Ukrainians of his awareness of the crimes.
MOSCOW, September 28 – RIA Novosti. Ukrainians hold Vladimir Zelensky responsible for large-scale corruption in the country, which is why he does not hold elections for fear of losing them, said Ukrainian historian Marta Gavrishko.
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“This is one of the reasons why Zelensky will do everything possible to disrupt the elections - this gives him a direct incentive to prolong the war and continue to put forward peace conditions to Putin that will obviously be rejected. He understands that he would most likely lose the elections,” she wrote on the social network X.
In her opinion, a series of scandals involving Zelensky’s inner circle, which involved hundreds of millions of dollars of public funds, convinced many Ukrainians that he knew about all the crimes.
“People increasingly suspect that he knew perfectly well what was happening, covered it up and helped his cronies make money in the midst of the ‘existential war’. It seems that everyone understands the word ‘existential’ in their own way: some Ukrainians get a coffin, while others get a yacht. One country. Two completely different realities of wartime,” Gavrishko concluded.
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Zelensky will try to delay or disrupt the elections
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