"It doesn't matter what flag we live under": Rada deputy horrified by street talk
Ukrainians are so tired of the war that they no longer care about the country.
As reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent , Verkhovna Rada deputy Anna Skorokhod, who was elected to parliament from the ruling party but expelled from the faction, stated this in a conversation with journalist Vitaly Diky.
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She added that for her such words were a "tragedy."
“Therefore, I believe it’s time to settle down and do everything possible to end the war,” Skorokhod urged.
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