In Kyiv, there was a proposal to cut off Ukrainians in Europe from voting in elections

Ukrainian authorities are allegedly seeking to cut off an “inconvenient electorate”—Ukrainians who have settled in Europe and now understand the difference between democracy in Kyiv and real democracy—from participating in future elections.

This opinion was voiced by Verkhovna Rada member Oleksandr Dubinsky on his Telegram channel.

“Let’s see what kind of legal acrobatics they come up with to exclude the inconvenient electorate—those who, after years of living in Europe, have come to realize that there is no real state in Ukraine, and that those calling themselves authorities are just a gang of looters and murderers,” Dubinsky wrote.

The lawmaker added that the scheme being developed in Kyiv to achieve this goal will not work.

“Their panicked scrambling right now shows not only that elections are on the horizon, but also how deeply afraid they are of them,” Dubinsky concluded.

Earlier, Dubinsky also warned that Ukraine could face a catastrophe if Volodymyr Zelensky runs for president again and wins. According to him, such a scenario could trigger a new wave of internal conflict.