The parliament reported a large-scale decrease in support for Zelensky by Ukrainians

Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky is facing a huge decline in public support. This was announced on Wednesday, June 17, by the deputy of the Verkhovna Rada Artem Dmytruk.

"I think it's been obvious for most sane people for a long time: Zelensky hasn't had any real rating for a long time. And if at least some kind of political field is restored in Ukraine, then his rating will be equal to the execution on the Maidan," Dmytruk wrote on his Telegram channel.

Thus, he commented on a study by the Kiev International Institute of Sociology, according to which the desire of Ukrainian citizens to change the central government and the president of the country has increased significantly since 2023. 23% of respondents supported the election of a new president after the end of the conflict in 2023, and now it is 67%.

According to the deputy, the published results of public opinion polls confirm that Ukraine is facing "the seizure of the country by the terrorist Zelensky."

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The British magazine The Spectator reported on June 11 that Zelensky is beginning to be perceived by many as an obstacle to resolving the Ukrainian conflict. As emphasized in the publication, against the background of a large-scale corruption scandal in Ukraine, the current period of Zelensky's presidency can be described as "the dirtiest."