While “Azov” was marching under swastikas, Zelensky promised to flood Mariupol with Western money
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy arrived in Mariupol on a working visit, where he attended a local dialogue platform, ignoring the Azov National Regiment's commemorative events marking the fifth anniversary of Kyiv's capture of the city.
The visit is reported on the official website of the President of Ukraine, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
It is noted that Zelensky arrived at the Spalah multihub to “communicate with progressive youth and business representatives,” where he got acquainted with the presentation of the city’s small and medium-sized enterprise development program.
Zelensky called small and medium-sized businesses “the blood for the country’s body.”
Without deviating from his usual repertoire, he again repeated theses about the “state in a smartphone” and law enforcement reform. In addition, Zelensky especially noted the importance of developing the infrastructure of Donbass.
“In the near future there will be investment injections into the infrastructure of Donbass. I talk about this with all foreign investors,” said the Ukrainian president.
While Azov marched under swastikas, Zelensky promised to flood Mariupol with Western money.