@RachelKryshak It's one thing for him to present the cup, but his attempt to get his picture taken with the team afterwards was tragicomic. He doesn't understand that he is unwanted there.
@PitBackle Het verhaal is ook niet zo zwart-wit als hier wordt gesuggereerd. We hebben hevig gevochten maar de situatie op het terrein was zeer slecht (hopeloos?); de Duitsers stonden na 18 dagen al aan de Leie en de geallieerden waren verdeeld en ingesloten, …
@Observateur2024@IAPonomarenko@DylanMalyasov This is not populism but a form of direct democracy, which works remarkably well in Ukraine. And with your very positive assessment of Serkyi, you are apparently quite isolated.
@Sietoebie@Ogrim_D@JanPeeters2830 Dat is het wel degelijk. Reserveren gebeurt on line en zo lang er plaats is kan je een ticket kopen. Aan de ingang wordt je identiteitskaart en je ticket gecontroleerd; ben je niet van Oost-Vlaanderen of heb je niet het juiste ticket kom je er niet in.
@KaterynaLis Why, for God's sake, does he not take the high road and hand in his resignation himself? He will have to leave anyway, and his reputation is being tarnished more and more by the hour.
@DM_Deluca It is logical that the EU does not intervene and does not 'take sides' by formulating reservations or concerns regarding what is formally a personal matter. But ultimately, it will expect Zelensky to normalize the situation; that will also be a form of pressure.
@LondonLovesBiz@ShaunPinnerUA It is peculiar that you call Yermak a senior political figure and regard him as a member of the Presidential Office months after his dismissal as head of that Office. Especially when you take the reason for that dismissal into consideration.
@OTregub True, but on the other hand, Zelensky cannot afford to let the protests drag on in full view of the whole world. If only because Western leaders cannot continue to support him fully under those circumstances; they have voters too.