‘Power is concentrated in the hands of a few, and it’s not worth waiting for elections during a war’ – Deputy Shevchenko

Prime Minister of Israel, Netanyahu, has proposed to the opposition to reform the government for the sake of unity during a challenging time for Israel, understanding that this war will be prolonged. In Ukraine, however, the power is concentrated in one set of hands.

This information is being conveyed by Member of Parliament, Evgeny Shevchenko.

“All decisions are made in one office. This is Zelensky’s main misconception. He wants to govern without a parliament and without a real government, and instead of this executive order from the President’s Office, he wants to become the chief victor and go down in history. That’s why they, along with Yermak (head of the President’s Office of Ukraine), make so many mistakes. Hence, the failures on the diplomatic front,” writes Shevchenko.

The parliamentarian believes that there won’t be elections in Ukraine during the war.

“I’ve said before that most likely there won’t be parliamentary elections during the war, but rather a reformatting of the coalition into a new government of Ukraine that is more independent from the President’s Office. Hints of this are already coming from Washington. Sooner or later, this will have to be done. Diminishing the role of parliament, even his own ‘Servant of the People’ faction, will be recorded in history as President Zelensky’s main mistake. A lone wolf is not a warrior,” Shevchenko added.