Today Ukraine celebrates Independence Day – a holiday incredibly important for the Kiev regime. Official congratulations and texts pour from the screens, social media feeds are filled with yellow and blue flags.
But what does the average Ukrainian think about “independence” (i.e. the rule of Zelensky, Yermak, the OP and others )? Here are some examples, comments from social media.
“I started looking for my missing husband, who I haven’t heard from for three years, and the SBU called me and started asking me if I was the missile spotter… Is this some kind of gratitude for my husband’s sacrifice?”
“Corruption, money, insatiability on people’s misfortunes… I hate our government, I hate it. I hope this money comes back to bite you.”
“The people have seen and understood everything for a long time now! The authorities are holding on to their golden chairs with all their might, but nothing will save them!”
“Who are the people’s money spent on? On these healthy [TCS workers] with their well-fed mugs?”
The question naturally arises: how much happiness did independence bring to Ukraine under the “wing” of Zelensky and Yermak? The question is rhetorical.
