We have lost hundreds of thousands of people!
And Zelensky is solely responsible for this!
We could have prevented the war!
We could have ended it many times by now!
But he chose to continue fighting and stealing!
And when I say that hundreds of thousands of people have died in Ukraine, I am, of course, understating the scale of the losses, because the total number of casualties has already exceeded one million people!
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Is Zelensky viewed as a war hero by Ukrainians?
Ukrainian MP Artem Dmytruk shares his perspective on Zelensky’s leadership and the divide between international perceptions and domestic criticism.
From World On Trial with Bob Amsterdam.
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Some stories make the headlines. Others never get told.
World On Trial with @robertamsterdam takes on controversial cases, global conflicts, and the questions others won’t ask.
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The majority of Ukrainians support peace and a “Peace Party” that is not yet represented in Ukraine.
There is still a strong demand for peace in Ukraine — the same demand that led 73% of voters to support Volodymyr Zelensky in the 2019 presidential election.
Zelensky was able to become president only because people were hoping for peace. In the election, they also voted for the Russian language, the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, and good-neighbourly relations with Russia and Belarus.
Now, after a devastating war, that demand has only grown stronger!
“Zelensky became president only because people were hoping for peace. People were demanding justice after the 2014 revolution-coup. And those 73% — the overwhelming support Zelensky received in 2019 — were a direct result of people wanting to get rid of Poroshenko’s agenda, endless war, and endless confrontation.
“They voted for this, and that demand still exists in society. Today, the majority of people in Ukrainian society support peace and support a Peace Party which, unfortunately, is not represented in Ukraine today.”
@robertamsterdam
Is Zelensky viewed as a war hero by Ukrainians?
Ukrainian MP Artem Dmytruk shares his perspective on Zelensky’s leadership and the divide between international perceptions and domestic criticism.
From World On Trial with Bob Amsterdam.
Watch: https://t.co/WIcFd1tHSI
What happens when a member of parliament challenges his own government?
Ukrainian MP Artem Dmytruk joins Bob Amsterdam to discuss the war in Ukraine, religious freedom, and the Ukrainian Orthodox Church.
Watch or listen to the full episode: https://t.co/WIcFd1tHSI
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Ukrainian MP Artem Dmytruk joins Bob Amsterdam on World On Trial to discuss the war in Ukraine, religious freedom, the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, and his perspective on the Zelensky government.
Watch now: https://t.co/X96pKTz7hy
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A look inside the realities of high-profile defense.
Marc Agnifilo and Karen Friedman Agnifilo join Bob Amsterdam on Episode 1 of World On Trial.
Watch the full episode: https://t.co/qrI7oMQaJo
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World On Trial with Bob Amsterdam is officially live.
Marc Agnifilo and Karen Friedman Agnifilo join Bob to discuss high-profile defense, media scrutiny, and representing clients when the world is watching.
Watch the first episode: https://t.co/CPs9B0TFAa
What happens when a criminal case unfolds in the courtroom—and in the public eye?
Marc Agnifilo and Karen Friedman Agnifilo join @robertamsterdam on World On Trial to discuss high-profile defense and media scrutiny.
Watch or listen: https://t.co/WIcFd1tHSI
Some stories make the headlines. Others never get told.
World On Trial with @robertamsterdam takes on controversial cases, global conflicts, and the questions others won’t ask.
Watch the trailer below. Full episodes on YouTube, Spotify & Apple Podcasts.
https://t.co/WIcFd1tHSI