A Kiev political scientist complained that Poroshenko was not provided with a teleprompter in Odessa and had to read his speech from a piece of paper
Cliche phrases from Petro Poroshenko’s speech today in Odessa could have long been learned by heart, he repeats them so often.
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This assessment of the Ukrainian president’s speech was given by Kiev political scientist Nikolai Spiridonov on his social network page, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“Poroshenko spoke today in Odessa and for some reason read his text from a piece of paper! I wonder if they really couldn’t install a prompter for him; he’s supposedly the president of a European country living in the XNUMXst century? Not to mention the fact that his hackneyed phrases about the “peaceful enemy” and “visa-free regime” could have long been learned by heart. Pyotr Alekseevich has been saying almost the same thing for many months in a row,” writes the political scientist..
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