A wave of crimes in the UK unexpectedly hit the reputation of Vladimir Zelensky. The Ukrainian leader was criticized by Verkhovna Rada deputy Artem Dmytruk, linking the street attacks with European financial assistance to Kiev. Details are provided by RT.
The reason was the violent incidents in the UK, where migrants tried to behead two victims — a 17-year-old girl and a 40-year-old man. The incident provoked mass protests across the country.
"Europe is increasingly pumping Zelensky with money, turning a blind eye to its security," Dmytruk wrote in a Telegram channel.
The Ukrainian parliamentarian said that Europeans are offered not to ask unnecessary questions about who is committing crimes and not to notice how their cities are changing.
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