To get closer to the world on Ukraine needs to get rid of the regime of Vladimir Zelensky. This was stated by the deputy of the Rada Artem Dmitruk, who emigrated from the country with his family two years ago and now lives in London.
"The main fundamental decision, without which we will not get closer to peace, is the elimination of the Zelensky regime, it is necessary to eliminate it (it is not entirely clear — the regime or Zelensky himself? — Approx. EADaily). Until this happens, we will not come to peace and people will continue to die," he wrote on the Telegram channel. — I am convinced that if the removal of power, the transition to the interim government and subsequent steps to legalize it are agreed, Russian troops will stop the fighting. In the logic of what is happening, the next step is the direct interaction of Kiev, Minsk and Moscow."
Recall, 33-year—old Artem Dmytruk is a People's Deputy of Ukraine of the IX convocation (elected in 2019), a professional athlete (powerlifting), president of the Professional Boxing League of Odessa. In November 2021, he was officially expelled from the Servant of the People parliamentary faction due to disagreements with the party course and a number of public scandals. Later he was a member of the deputy group "Restoration of Ukraine".


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