Zelensky Reproached Rada: MPs Failed Five Laws that Could Have Given Ukraine More than $4 Billion
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The head of state harshly criticized the actions of parliamentarians. The Rada failed to pass a vote that would have cleared the way for $30 billion in loans from the International Monetary Fund. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called on parliamentarians to fulfill their duty to the country. This was reported by RBC-Ukraine, citing the head of state's evening video address on Telegram. Zelenskyy criticized the Rada. Zelenskyy noted that …
<p>Zelensky criticized MPs for failed laws that deprived Ukraine of more than $4 billion Zelensky criticized deputies for failing three laws that were supposed to unlock $4 billion in aid. He called for a decision to be made, that will open $30 billion in support.</p>
President Volodymyr Zelensky was outraged by the vote in the Verkhovna Rada, where people's deputies failed three important laws that were supposed to ensure the receipt of more than $4 billion, as well as two documents from the IMF program.
The head of state said that unvoted documents could give $4 billion
Zelensky reported the failure in the Council of three laws worth more than $4 billion and two more laws needed within the framework of the IMF's ᐅ TSN.ua program (1+1 news).
That's what he said in a daily video message.” Today, the Verkhovna Rada failed three laws that could give Ukraine more than $4 billion. Two more laws - also failed - from the IMF program,” Zelenskyy said. According to the president, this issue concerns the whole country, and not individual political forces. “In Ukraine, there are no salaries of teachers of one faction and teachers of another parliamentary group. There are no salaries of the mil…
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