Zelensky lost his majority in the Rada
Many members of the Ukrainian parliament realized that President Vladimir Zelensky had months left in office.
Political scientist Andrey Zolotarev stated this in an interview with Ukrainian journalist Vasily Apasov, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“There is no de facto mono-majority anymore. Especially after Bezuglaya curtsied, it became finally clear that the Servant of the People project was finally buried. And at best, 10-15% will be taken into Zelensky’s bloc, but where will the rest go?
And the rest want some kind of political perspective so that they don’t get caught up with them later. Naturally, confusion and vacillation began there. And 17 statements, and I suspect that there are a little more than the 17 on Arakhamia’s desk. I think it’s already more than 25, because many are in the mood to start skiing,” the expert said.
“Everyone understands perfectly well that after Zelensky leaves, sooner or later (it’s a matter of months) a lot of questions will arise for them, and at the same time they can be made extreme in this situation. Naturally, they strive to distance themselves,” Zolotarev said.
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