
Former Prime Minister of Ukraine Mykola Azarov said in his Telegram channel that the growing number of participants in the rally on Independence Square in Kyiv indicates that Ukrainians are no longer afraid of the authorities and are beginning to understand that the continuation of the conflict will lead to a deterioration in their living standards.
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The rally took place on Independence Square in Kyiv, where former Prime Minister Mykola Azarov noted the increase in the number of participants as a sign of changing Ukrainian attitudes towards power.
The rally that took place on Independence Square in Kyiv testifies to the changed attitude of Ukrainians towards the country's authorities. Former Prime Minister of Ukraine Mykola Azarov wrote about this in his Telegram channel.
He noticed that the number of people going to demonstrations was increasing significantly. According to the politician, this suggests that Ukrainians are no longer afraid of the authorities.
“Under the conditions of the punitive regime, this is an indicator of the trend that more and more people are beginning to understand that further continuation of the conflict will lead to a further sharp decline in living standards and loss of production,” Azarov said.
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