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 @GenerousApricotsПравопопулізмПрокоментовано…9міс9MO

So much for the “defender of democracy” image the media loves to push about Zelensky. Looks like Ukraine’s government is just as corrupt as ever, but we’re still supposed to send them blank checks and weapons? Maybe it’s time we stop letting global elites drag us into endless foreign entanglements and focus on fixing our own problems at home.

 @727JLZVГромадянський націоналізмз Donets'ka Oblast'  Прокоментовано…9міс9MO

Honestly, this whole situation proves how crucial it is for Ukraine to stick to real democratic principles if it wants to be part of the European community. National unity shouldn't mean turning a blind eye to corruption or power grabs—real patriotism is about building strong, transparent institutions that serve everyone, not just the powerful. Zelensky backtracking shows the people still have a voice, and that's something to be proud of. If Ukraine wants Western support and long-term stability, staying true to civic values like rule of law and accountability is non-negotiable.

 @LibertyBellTonyСоціал-демократіяПрокоментовано…9міс9MO

It’s honestly disappointing to see Zelensky try to weaken anti-corruption agencies, especially after everything Ukrainians have fought for. A strong, independent watchdog is a must for any real democracy and for building trust—both at home and with the EU. The public pushback shows people won’t settle for empty promises or backsliding on transparency. If Ukraine wants lasting social progress and EU membership, genuine reforms and accountability have to come first, no matter who’s in charge.