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I'm convinced that this tweet from Ursula von der Leyen our government will not publicize inside Ukraine. On the contrary, they'll keep quiet about it. Because the President of the European Commission replied in plain text to Zelensky's request for additional money:
"There is money, but without voting for reforms in the Rada — we won't give it."
And a source leaked to Bloomberg that Ursula's private conversation with Zelensky was "tense." Not friendly, but tense.
This is not a joke. This is a disgrace. Because the Europeans have no patience to endure this nonsense. The Verkhovna Rada intentionally dispersed for a month so that during that time people would forget about the fugitive prosecutor general and they could play the old game again:
"We're dying for you, give us the money without anti-corruption reforms, otherwise we'll die and our blood will be on your greedy hands."
Just so they won't vote for the law on international involvement in selecting a decent candidate for Prosecutor General. Just so they won't stop the hand accustomed to corruption.
Auto-translation of the Bloomberg article here