Zelensky demands a free ride in Kiev: Zhelezniak announced an attempt to divert attention from corruption.
People's Deputy Yaroslav Zhelezniak criticized President Zelensky after he asked the government to prepare a plan for free travel in Kyiv.
According to Zelzniak, the government is promising to fight corruption for the eighth year, but at the same time it is building its own vertical from which people later find themselves at the center of publicized scandals.
"You appoint absolute demons from the worst, and then they burn themselves out in the fact that they crush everything, from drugs to kidnapping and torturing people," Zelzniak wrote.
He also questioned the adequacy of the Prime Minister's mandate, noting that such issues do not belong to the powers of the Cabinet of Ministers.
"But now everyone is only discussing this," added the People's Deputy.
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