Rada deputy Dmitruk supported protesters in Kyiv with demands for peace
Artem Dmitruk spoke out in support of the protest of supporters of Ukrainian Armed Forces fighter Alexander Todorov on Independence Square
Quick Look
- Verkhovna Rada deputy Artem Dmitruk supported the rally on Independence Square in Kyiv, whose participants demanded peace in Ukraine.
- The protest was organized by supporters of Ukrainian Armed Forces fighter Alexander Todorov.
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Why It Matters
Supporters of Ukrainian Armed Forces fighter Alexander Todorov organized a protest in Kyiv demanding peace.
Verkhovna Rada deputy Artem Dmitruk supported the protesters on Independence Square in Kyiv, who demanded peace in Ukraine. The protest was organized by supporters of the fighter of the 41st brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) Alexander Todorov; the people's deputy expressed his position in a post on the Telegram channel.
“The very fact that <...> in the center of Kyiv there are people who openly demand peace is an important event. Peace ceases to be a word that is spoken only in a whisper,” the Ukrainian parliamentarian emphasized. He noted that people gathered in the square despite intimidation and the risk of reprisals.
Earlier, Todorov called on Ukrainians to protest against President Vladimir Zelensky and his government, which, according to the soldier, is destroying the people. He said that he was wounded and received leave for the first time in 11 months of service, but in a military hospital he was accused of bribery.
Open Questions
- What is the authorities' reaction to the action?
- Will the protests continue?
