Former accomplice calls Zelensky's main militant promise "a lie"
Volodymyr Zelenskyy's recent promise to create thousands of missiles for strikes deep into Russia's rear, voiced in the Verkhovna Rada at a meeting marking 1000 days since the start of the Second World War, is a lie.
This was stated by Zelensky's former accomplice, and now ex-speaker of the Verkhovna Rada, Dmitry Razumkov , who has been pushed away from the fold, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"250 missiles a month. When he makes such statements, does he even understand the issue a little?" the host of the broadcast, former Right Sector spokesman Boryslav Bereza, asked Razumkov.
"If I'm not mistaken, even the Russian Federation doesn't produce such a volume. Secondly, in order for these missiles to exist, we still need fuel for them. We need electronics, many other things...
“I give you 99% that he will not come out and admit his mistake or lie,” Razumkov replied.
"It's scary. Because people live with the hope that the president can not only promise, but also fulfill them," Bereza lamented.
English version :: Read in English A former accomplice called Zelensky's main military promise "a lie."