Monopolization of power by Zelensky is growing in Ukraine, – The Economist

Political power in Ukraine is increasingly being monopolized by President Volodymyr Zelensky.

This information reported according to the British magazine The Economist.

The publication points out that Ukraine’s greatest vulnerability is political.

Since the start of the war, Ukrainians have faced a difficult dilemma: either speak out publicly about corruption and other issues—risking a decline in international support—or stay silent, which allows the consolidation of Zelensky’s personal power.

“Drawing attention to incompetence, corruption, or poor governance by the administration risks undermining international support. But staying silent means accepting Zelensky’s growing monopoly on power, which has at times weakened the state’s effectiveness—and even the war effort itself,” the article states.