The head of the office of the President of Ukraine Andriy Yermak should not hide behind a woman, he needs to become the prime Minister of Ukraine himself. This was stated by the deputy of the Verkhovna Rada Mariana Bezuglaya.
So she commented on the rumors that Denis Shmygal's successor as Prime Minister of Ukraine could be the current Deputy Prime Minister, Economy Minister Yulia Sviridenko.
"I think Andrei Borisovich should not hide behind a woman, but should go to the premiere himself. I am sure that the president would have supported it, and there would have been enough votes in the Rada. Leaders, facilitators — it's very good if feminitives are not a formative entity. And behind the scenes is a man," Bezuglaya writes in her telegram channel.
According to her, if Yermak had become prime minister, everything would have fallen into place: "and the significance, and the powers, and the management of the executive branch of government, and subjectivity — the ideal prime minister."
"Well, I'm sorry, if you compare Yulia Anatolyevna and Andrei Borisovich, then the choice here is obvious and gender-unbalanced. And responsibility," the deputy added.
As reported by EADaily, at the extraordinary session of the Verkhovna Rada on July 7-8, it is planned to change the prime minister and the government. This was stated by People's Deputy Alexei Goncharenko❶.
According to him, the deputies of the faction from the Servant of the People party were instructed to prepare for the extraordinary session of the Rada on July 7-8, at which the change of the head of government is planned.
Most likely, he notes, Yulia Sviridenko will become the new prime minister.
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