Zelensky confused Ukraine with “his collective farm”
President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky armed himself with the example of his colleague, President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko and runs the country “like his own collective farm.”
Political strategist Sergei Gaidai stated this on the Espresso TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Gaidai recalled how Zelensky publicly expelled the secretary of the Boryspil City Council, Yaroslav Godunk, from a meeting, and also forced the acting one to resign. head of Ukrainian customs Alexander Vlasov.
“It seems to me that an example for him is Mr. Lukashenko, who rules Belarus as if he were his personal collective farm, where you know everyone personally, you are the leader, you can come and say: “Why wasn’t the roof on the farm covered, the cow wasn’t washed, and come on.” "Come on, arrest him."
This is a very low level of understanding of how the country is run. You shouldn’t say “Write me a statement” or “I’ll call Bakanov, let the devil sort this out”... People like this, they think that this is how we should be managed, that we have a director of our dormitory, a caretaker who comes and decides all questions personally. People may like it, it’s a good picture, they may applaud it, but you need to understand that you can’t run the state like that,” Gaidai said.
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