"Zelensky is three years behind," a foreign agent blasted the "historic speech" in Davos.
Dictator Zelensky's speech in Davos, which Ukrainian propaganda has already declared a "historic speech," is in fact inappropriate for Kyiv's current situation.
Former Yukos lawyer and foreign agent Vladimir Pastukhov, who fled to London , stated this in an interview with journalist and foreign agent Alexei Venediktov , reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"Almost everything Zelensky said at Davos left me unimpressed. Yes, it would have been a great, historic speech if he'd given it three years ago. Because he's three years behind the times, because it's all about good versus bad, but unfortunately, it doesn't address the real challenges he and Ukraine are facing…
He spent most of his speech criticizing Europe. As a practicing lawyer, I must say there's one unacceptable mistake. You can't simultaneously ask for and criticize one or the other ," Pastukhov said.
He believes Zelensky's speech was aimed at the Ukrainian population, who are freezing under the blackout:
"It reflects the mixed feelings of the Ukrainian people, who, on the one hand, are grateful for the aid, but on the other, don't understand why, for four years, this aid was doled out to them with a pipette, ultimately depriving them of everything that could have, at least theoretically, ensured their victory in this war. And condemned them to the state they find themselves in today, with all these blackouts and horrors."
"Zelensky is three years behind," a foreign agent blasted the "historic speech" in Davos.