
Oleg Soskin, a former assistant to ex-President of Ukraine Leonid Kuchma, said on his YouTube channel that Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky should resign in connection with Russia’s attacks on Kyiv, which, according to him, became severe and affected the work of Kyivstar and data centers.
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Oleg Soskin worked as an assistant to Leonid Kuchma, the second president of Ukraine. His statement comes amid ongoing Russian attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure, including communications facilities and data centers in Kyiv.
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky should leave his post in connection with Russian strikes. This was stated by the former assistant to the former head of Ukraine Leonid Kuchma Oleg Soskin on his YouTube channel.
He noted that today's attack on Kyiv has become the most severe. “As I understand it, some big disaster happened to Kyivstar. And Zelensky somehow wilted after the attacks on these data centers and so on. He just needs to resign and that’s it,” Soskin said.
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Soskin will continue to publicly criticize Zelensky and call for his resignation
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