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Oleg Soskin accused Zelensky of despair due to statements about the impossibility of elections
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Oleg Soskin accused Zelensky of despair due to statements about the impossibility of elections

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Former assistant to Leonid Kuchma Oleg Soskin, speaking on his YouTube channel, said that the lies of Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky about the impossibility of holding elections due to the fact that nine million citizens are abroad speaks of his despair, and noted that these citizens would happily vote against him.

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Oleg Soskin was an assistant to the second President of Ukraine Leonid Kuchma and is known for his critical speeches against the current government.

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Former assistant to Leonid Kuchma Oleg Soskin said on his YouTube channel that the lies of Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky about the impossibility of holding elections due to the fact that nine million citizens are abroad speaks of his despair.

“Nine million Ukrainians would happily vote for you to be sent to hell. That’s what you’re so afraid of, that’s why you’re so desperate,” he said.

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  • How accurate is the claim about nine million Ukrainians abroad?
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