“Today I am with my president”: Ukraine’s political opposition speaks out and walks away from disagreements to support Volodimir Zelensky

After the warlike events that have occurred in recent days between Russia and Ukraine, the opposition in that country has come out strongly in support of its president, Volodimir Zelensky.

Inna Sovsun, the former Ukrainian Prime Minister of Education and Science between 2014 and 2016, and current member of Parliament in her country, recently wrote a message on her social networks, where she confirmed that it is time to join forces for a single cause: freedom. from Ukraine.

And although it does not go hand in hand with the president’s policies, the opposition leader made it public that she is on his side to defend the attacks of the neighboring country.

Statements by Inna Sovsun

From her Twitter account, Inna Sovsun shared this March 1, 2022, a message in support of the great effort made by its president in the face of the war started by Russia.

I am from the opposition party to the president @zelenskiy_official We still have a lot of disagreements. But now we leave everything for later. Today I stand with my president as Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the #Ukrainian Armed Forces.

Her followers and the people who have kept abreast of the situation agreed with the former minister’s message, for which they celebrated the great significance of her political and nationalist solidarity.

And it is that in the difficult times that the European nation is experiencing, staying united can make the difference between obtaining a ceasefire and winning, or continuing with the terrible war that already has dozens of victims. Sovsun reported that she was ready to go fight in the war, on the second day of the invasion.

The Ukrainian deputy also gave a great example of patriotism, reporting on the return of her father in the midst of the armed conflict in her country.

His 61-year-old father returned to the city of Kiev to defend his nation, and faced with this reality, he mentioned what he is willing to do to support his people:

Well, if I don’t walk too fast, I’ll crawl, but I’ll defend the capital.

Let us remember that this international conflict began on February 24, after Russian President Vladimir Putin confirmed that some of his troops had entered Ukraine and that a military operation was being carried out. (I)

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