«Prityulivsya». The network discusses a photo of Zaluzhnyi and Prytula.
Meeting of volunteer Prytula and ambassador Zaluzhnyi
Volunteer and public figure Serhiy Prytula met with the Ambassador of Ukraine to the United Kingdom, Valerii Zaluzhnyi. The corresponding photo was shown by Prytula on Facebook, informs 'Hlavkom'.
It is likely that the meeting took place in London, where Zaluzhnyi works. 'We met. We are working', - wrote Prytula.
In the comments under Prytula's post, opinions of users were divided. Some write positive reviews - praising the photo and thanking for the work. Others criticize the meeting and are outraged that Prytula left the country during the war.
By the way, Serhiy Prytula responded to the constant questions 'Where is the satellite?', which, according to him, became 'a litmus test for adequacy' for haters. He emphasized the key role of the only 'People's Satellite', purchased with donations from Ukrainians, in providing intelligence data for the Armed Forces of Ukraine, reports 'Hlavkom'.
Earlier, volunteer Serhiy Prytula congratulated his mother Valentyna on her birthday. She turned 70.
Discussion during the meeting
During the meeting of volunteer Prytula and the Ambassador of Ukraine to the United Kingdom Valerii Zaluzhnyi, issues of joint work and cooperation were discussed. The reaction of users on social networks was divided - some expressed support, while others criticized the very idea of the meeting. Such discussions are an integral part of the public activities of public figures in Ukraine.
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