Kuchma gave advice to Zelensky
Ukraine's second president, Leonid Kuchma, voted in the second round of the presidential election and advised the future head of state to promise less and deliver more. He attended the polling station with his wife, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
This was reported by his press secretary Darka Olifer on Facebook.
“Remembering the previous years and what the new president will get from tomorrow, after the inauguration, I even feel a little sorry for him. You understand well: a war with no end in sight, a divided Ukraine, an economy on the verge of default,” Kuchma said.
“Promise less and deliver more. Because you and I saw today - what we promised once during the election campaign and what we came with 5 years later, we got the result. Therefore, the main thing is to be honest and decent in front of your people,” added the second president, clearly hinting at the failed tenure of Petro Poroshenko.
He wished that the future president would stick to his promises and not “go astray.”
“Being honest and decent in front of people will be the main thing in order for people to follow him. Because if there is trust in him, then things will be resolved differently from the way they were resolved until today,” Kuchma noted.
Kuchma gave advice to Zelensky.