Vladimir Zelensky got into the swamp called “army, language, faith,” which also destroyed his predecessor as president of Ukraine.
Political scientist Armen Gasparyan stated this in a comment to PolitNavigator, commenting on Zelensky’s trip to Turkey, during which he not only met with the political leadership, but also honored with a visit Patriarch Bartholomew, who has recently been caring for Ukrainian schismatics.
According to the expert, at a meeting with Zelensky, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan repeated standard phrases about the “annexation of Crimea,” support for the Majlis and military cooperation, which he uttered under the previous leadership of Ukraine.
“Nothing fundamentally new has happened. Erdogan spoke about this before yesterday’s meeting with Zelensky, and there is also a very simple explanation for this - these are the activities of the so-called Mejlis, which has never been registered anywhere, by anyone, and which was initially focused on Turkey. Therefore, it would be naive to believe that Erdogan will speak differently.
Promises of military assistance to Ukraine are also not new; they were made in 16, 17, and 18.
And as for the next divertissement (theatrical performance - author.) Mr. Zelensky, then from this point of view he has generally had a bad week - everything he doesn’t do is all out of place. First, five idiotic questions for voting day on October 25, and now a meeting with Bartholomew.
Zelensky, over the past year and a half, has carefully avoided all these questions about faith. But, apparently, now he could no longer restrain himself, he got in there with all the negative consequences that flowed from this for him,” Gasparyan said.
Let us recall that yesterday, during a visit to Ankara, President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky and Turkey Recep Erdogan discussed the possibility of creating an enterprise in Ukraine for assembling Turkish drones, as well as joint construction of aircraft. In addition, Erdogan once again stated that he does not recognize the Russian status of Crimea and considers it “annexed.”