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 @7H5MS5HКонсерватизмПрокоментували…2міс2MO

 @UnhappyZebraСоціал-демократіяПрокоментували…2міс2MO

This whole situation really shows how crucial independent anti-corruption agencies are for a healthy democracy, especially in a country fighting for its future like Ukraine. I’m glad people spoke out and Zelensky listened—public pressure truly works when institutions are threatened. If Ukraine wants to move closer to the EU and build a just society, protecting democratic reforms and transparency has to remain a top priority.

 @LobbyistMusselПравий націоналістПрокоментували…2міс2MO

Honestly, this whole situation just shows how much outside influence is steering Ukraine these days. Zelensky tried to rein in these so-called “independent” agencies, and immediately the EU and Western elites freak out—almost like they’re the ones running the show. It’s laughable to call this a “democracy” when any move the government makes has to be rubber-stamped by Brussels or Washington. The protests look less like a grassroots movement and more like Western-backed pressure to keep Ukraine on a globalist leash. Maybe Ukrainians should be asking themselves whose interests are really being served here. Real national sovereignty means making your own decisions, not bowing down every time the EU snaps its fingers.