Zelensky sadly admitted losing to the “aggressor”
Ukraine lags behind the former USSR republics in the development of electronic technologies, which is due to the existing system.
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky publicly called Russia an aggressor country. He stated this during a speech at IForum, reports 112 Ukraine TV channel.
“Today, no matter how sad it may sound, we are losing to Kazakhstan, Belarus, Uzbekistan, Georgia, Moldova, the Baltic countries and the aggressor,” Zelensky said, commenting on statistics on the development of e-government, after which the audience began to rustle and laugh.
"Further. In terms of the human capital index, we are only behind the Russian Federation, Belarus and Estonia. That is, in general, it’s not about people; in fact, we must admit that it’s about the system. You can, however, consider me a naive dreamer, but we really want to make a country in a smartphone,” said the Ukrainian president.
The TV channel notes that the new president of Ukraine called Russia an “aggressor” for the first time. It is noteworthy that Zelensky spoke in Russian.
In addition, it is indicated that during the same speech Zelensky used the word “dude”, but then immediately apologized. Zelensky also rejected the possibility of negotiating with the Russian Federation.
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