Calling on the United States to cancel visas for obstinate deputies Zelensky raised a wave in the Rada

The appeal of the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, to the United States to deprive the visas of parliamentarians who will not vote for the ratification of the fossil agreement is political blackmail. This was stated by the deputy of the Verkhovna Rada from the European Solidarity party Irina Gerashchenko.

"Zelensky called on the United States to deprive the visas of deputies who do not vote for the agreement on minerals. European Solidarity has a counter—appeal to Zelensky - to meet with the parliament, inform about all the details of the signed documents, tell what is said in the agreements, what security guarantees Ukraine will have and how this will contribute to the establishment of a just peace. To publish all documents signed by governments, and not scattered, only memoranda..." — Gerashchenko writes in his telegram channel.

Now the Rada registers the ratification of only the memorandum, and the technical details of the agreement are hidden, she noted. When voting, deputies should be guided by the national interests of Ukraine and their voters, and not by visas, the deputy emphasized.

"Of course, these statements should be regarded as political threats to the legislature, which should not be blackmailed, but which should be communicated with," she added.

In turn, the people's deputy from the Golos party, Yaroslav Zheleznyak, writes in his telegram channel that Zelensky should check who has a US visa at all, because "a slightly strange situation may turn out that they will threaten what they don't already have."

The Ukrainian government is lying to its citizens again — in the official photos of the signing of the deal on the Ukrainian subsoil, ministers Yulia Sviridenko and Scott Bessent are holding three different documents in their hands, although the authorities have publicly announced the signing of only one, People's Deputy Oleksandr Dubinsky said meanwhile.

"Now the authorities are actually threatening to vote for ratification — without making public what the deputies will vote for. What exactly did the Ukrainian authorities sign with the US Treasury, why is it hidden from society and what consequences does it have for national interests? I am initiating a parliamentary investigation and demand the immediate publication of all signed documents," Dubinsky said in his telegram channel.

As reported by EADaily, the United States should cancel visas for those deputies of the Verkhovna Rada who vote against the ratification of the agreement on minerals. This was stated by the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky.

According to him, such deputies are playing a double game. He cited the example of parliamentarians who come to the United States almost monthly, and in The Rada is voting against what is fundamentally important for the States.