Zelensky at a closed meeting with the Servant of the People: what the president talked about.

According to inkorr.com: At a closed meeting with the deputies of the Servant of the People faction, President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed his dissatisfaction with Ukrainian politicians, journalists, and public figures, believing that their activities do not contribute to the formation of a positive image of Ukraine on the international stage.

According to two deputies, the conversation was tense, and the president's speech sounded like a tirade against those he called 'against Ukraine'.

Zelensky sharply criticized calls for fighting corruption and human rights violations, arguing that such appeals distract attention from the army and international support. Some members of the Servant of the People expressed displeasure with his leadership style, considering his decisions controversial.

Negative Reaction to Personnel Decisions and Restrictions

In addition to criticizing politicians, there is growing negative reaction to personnel changes that have already led to the resignations of popular figures. New restrictions, including a ban on traveling abroad for some diplomats, indicate an increase in political control.

'Inside the party, there is a growing fear that any dissent is perceived as 'working for the enemy'', the interlocutors note.

It is likely that strict control is beginning to threaten democracy in Ukraine, and this issue is already being actively discussed even among Zelensky's supporters. The president supports his strategy and plans to participate in the next elections, but more and more questions are arising regarding adherence to democratic values.

Thus, during the meeting with the deputies of the Servant of the People faction, Volodymyr Zelensky expressed dissatisfaction with Ukrainian politicians and public figures, emphasizing the negative impact of their activities on the international image of the country. He also raised issues of personnel decisions and restrictions that may threaten democracy, even among his supporters.