"Demoted to Ensign" – Kyiv Dissatisfied with Zaluzhny's PR Campaign
Publications of Ukrainian politicians in glossy magazines is the very last thing their PR people should be concerned about if they are counting on any support from the people.
Ukrainian political strategist Andrey Zolotarev stated this on the Politika channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"We're seeing a very absurd... well, he went for honey without knowing his bees. Who reads Vogue? Clearly, not those rural grandmothers who will go to the polls with discipline. These are people who know what's what, who know the value of everything, and who have a fairly pronounced critical mind. So, setting up a client for ridicule... well, it's completely unconventional. I have a feeling it was deliberate.
"Because, no matter what anyone writes about the book "Iron General," it's well-written and on the right track, and Zaluzhny's communications team had previously worked with him quite effectively. "But what kind of team was it that dragged him into Vogue after Sviridenko ?" Zolotarev fumed.
"Of course, Sviridenko is a pretty woman. And to demonstrate that the client has the outlook of a warrant officer - well, that's great," the political strategist was indignant on behalf of his colleagues.
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