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Yes, yes, yes, in - according to one of DTT's self-proclaimed experts on Ukraine - the nazi state of Ukraine, the nazi state instituted by the US, the nazi state that discriminated against Ukrainian Russian speakers and Ukrainian Jews, a Russian-speaking Jew has been elected president ... by a landslide.
He toppled the first post-Maidan president, Petro Poroshenko, elected in 2014, who promised everything, an end to corruption, ending the war "in two weeks." He even promised to sell off his business holdings in Russia. **correction** Poroshenko's Russian candy factory closed in 2017, and, he has put his business into a .... cough, cough .... blind trust.
Ukraine is more corrupt than ever, the war is ongoing, and Petro still owns his Russian candy factories and sells his wares in Moscow.
Zellenskiy's previous experience? He's a comedian. He played a history teacher who became president.
Read more: Zelenskiy: 'To all former Soviet countries - look at us, everything is possible' | KyivPost - Ukraine's Global Voice
He toppled the first post-Maidan president, Petro Poroshenko, elected in 2014, who promised everything, an end to corruption, ending the war "in two weeks." He even promised to sell off his business holdings in Russia. **correction** Poroshenko's Russian candy factory closed in 2017, and, he has put his business into a .... cough, cough .... blind trust.
Ukraine is more corrupt than ever, the war is ongoing, and Petro still owns his Russian candy factories and sells his wares in Moscow.
Zellenskiy's previous experience? He's a comedian. He played a history teacher who became president.
Zelenskiy: ‘To all former Soviet countries – look at us, everything is possible’
Comedic actor Volodymyr Zelenskiy is about to become Ukraine’s sixth president.
The official results of the April 21 election are not yet in. But several exit polls predict an overwhelming victory for Zelenskiy.
The political newcomer will receive 73 percent of the vote, while incumbent President Petro Poroshenko will only take around 23 percent, according to preliminary results of the National Exit Poll. That margin of victory — 48 percent — will be the largest in the history of Ukrainian presidential elections.
...“Thank you to all Ukrainians who supported me. Thank you to all Ukrainians who made a different choice,” he said. “I promise that I will never fail you.”
“...While I’m not yet president, I can say this as a Ukrainian citizen. To all post-Soviet countries: look at us. Everything is possible,” he said.
Read more: Zelenskiy: 'To all former Soviet countries - look at us, everything is possible' | KyivPost - Ukraine's Global Voice
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