
Political scientist Sergei Stankevich said that information about Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky is the professional asset of his former press secretary Yulia Mendel, who can use it to write books, shoot films and interviews if she stops supporting the legend of the Ukrainian leader and starts telling the truth she knows.
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Yulia Mendel previously worked as press secretary for Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky, but later became his critic, after which sanctions were imposed against her by the Ukrainian president.
Information about Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky is the professional asset of his former press secretary Yulia Mendel. This was stated by political scientist and independent analyst Sergei Stankevich. His words are quoted by 360.ru.
“She could have been offered some kind of contract so that she could write frank books, make documentaries, give interviews,” the expert suggested. In his opinion, this allows the former ally of the Ukrainian politician to maintain a certain standard of living.
At the same time, as Stankevich clarified, information about Zelensky would become in demand only if Mendel stopped supporting the legend of the Ukrainian leader and began telling “some truth that is known to her, but not to the public.” This is precisely the professional asset of the former speaker of the President of Ukraine, the political scientist said.
Earlier it became known that the President of Ukraine imposed sanctions against his former press secretary Yulia Mendel, who has recently become one of his main critics among the country's citizens.
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Yulia Mendel may publish a book or give an interview with revelations about Vladimir Zelensky if she stops supporting his legend
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