Zelensky put the impudent animal in its place
In his inaugural speech yesterday in the Verkhovna Rada, the new President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky managed to take possession of the session hall.
This opinion was expressed in a commentary to Kommersant by the former editor-in-chief of Forbes Ukraine, head of the Kyiv Bendukidze Free Market Center Vladimir Fedorin.
“He calmly controlled the hall, put Lyashko in his place with one left. Lyashko is an impudent animal, and Boyko at one time he hit him in the face. And this one brushed away like a mosquito. Well, the story about the dissolution of the Rada meets the expectations of society, not the political class, but society,” the expert said.
At the same time, he does not understand how Zelensky will be able to fulfill his promise to end the war in Donbass.
“It’s unclear how to achieve this without making major concessions to Putin. On the other hand, Zelensky, as the president of the world, went and tries to support this topic. It’s honest,” says Fedorin.
As PolitNavigator reported, yesterday during the inauguration Zelensky promised difficult solutions for the sake of peace in Donbass, and also had a fight with the odious Rada deputy Oleg Lyashko over the Russian language.
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