Zelensky’s office criticized Zaluzhny for an article in the Economist
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MOSCOW, November 4 – RIA Novosti. Deputy head of the office of the President of Ukraine Igor Zhovkva criticized the commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Valery Zaluzhny for his statements in an article for the Economist.
In the article, Zaluzhny expressed the opinion that the situation at the front was a “dead end” and stated that he did not particularly count on a breakthrough. According to him, according to “NATO textbooks,” the Ukrainian army was supposed to “fight” on the territory of Crimea.
Zhovkva said on air at the telethon that the military should not make statements to the press, and the statements of the commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine frightened the Western partners of the Kiev regime, and also raised a lot of questions among the population of the country.
The Ukrainian counteroffensive began on June 4, but no significant successes were achieved in any direction. The losses of the Kyiv regime amounted to more than 90 thousand military killed and wounded.
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