Приклади вживання Zelenskiy's Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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How do you explain Zelenskiy's success?
Zelenskiy's instincts to stay out of this morass are exactly right.
But it seems that Zelenskiy's team has not understood it yet.
Zelenskiy's support figure in the second round of the presidential election has become a meme used by both supporters and opponents of the new government.
They want to see what happens afterwards, who will be in his(Zelenskiy 's) entourage, and what he will do and with whom.'”.
Zelenskiy's campaign blurred the line between reality and the TV series in which he plays a scrupulously honest history teacher who accidentally becomes president.
Suddenly, as soon as Ukrainian exit-poll results confirmed Volodymyr Zelenskiy's victory in the second round of the presidential elections, the Kremlin media made their rhetoric more indirect and careful.
Zelenskiy's team have decided to go the other way: not to force the press into loyalty, but to nullify its socio-political significance by establishing direct communication with the people.
Several U.S. diplomats and officials who played a role in shaping Ukraine policy in recent years have resigned or been pushed out of their posts in recent months,complicating Zelenskiy's push for peace.
After Zelenskiy's victory(in the presidential election of Ukraine) there were positive signals, for example, the separation of troops," he said, adding:"Further progress in Ukraine is possible.".
While fighting has persisted elsewhere on the front, the pullback--along with diplomatic developments such as Zelenskiy's first phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin and stepped-up talk of prisoner exchanges-- is one of a handful of signs that the chances of resolving the conflict could be increasing.
Zelenskiy's dark horse campaign is largely counting on high turnout among younger voters eager for change in the country and disappointed with stalled reforms and a sluggish economy.
It is a claim that some of his critics might find far-fetched,and their skepticism is supported by Zelenskiy's campaign having received heavy support from Igor Kolomoisky, an oligarch who became a nemesis of Poroshenko after the Ukrainian government tried to curtain his influence in the oil and banking sectors.
Zelenskiy's party“Servant of the People”, which holds a majority of 251 seats in the Ukrainian parliament, is still short of the 300 votes needed to change the Constitution and give autonomy to Donbass.
Given this, as well as the ongoing military threat from Russia andPutin's likely interest in testing Zelenskiy's mettle early in his tenure, the U.S. and the West must do all they can to help an unprepared politician rapidly transform rapidly into a competent and self-assured commander-in-chief.
First, Zelenskiy's electoral result was not only thanks to his personal charisma and political situation, but also to the fact that his face has been on the air of popular TV channels for the last 15 years.
These broadcasters directly denied Russian aggression in Ukraine, told about civil war, asserted that only Lviv Oblast required joining NATO, doubted whether the reports of the armed forces on the return of control over the territories of the Donbas weretrue, declared that Zelenskiy's first foreign visit should have been to Moscow, and Ukraine should have not blocked the“North Stream 2”.
The spectacular election campaign built around Zelenskiy's personal popularity instilled confidence in them that without the media one can not only win races but also successfully run the country.
Volodymyr Zelenskiy's presidency can be a victorious and final stage in the peaceful construction of Ukraine as a successful national democratic state of European type, or yet another intermediary stage in the modern Ukrainian revolution, and not a necessarily peaceful one.
Volodymir Ohryzko, former foreign minister of Ukraine, argues that, despite Zelenskiy's determination to solve the conflict, Kiev will need more international support if it is going to protect its sovereignty and reclaim the territory lost to Russian-backed separatists.
Volodymyr Zelenskiy's win was a bitter blow for incumbent Petro Poroshenko and presents a riddle for investors, the West and Russia who wonder what approach he will take on everything from relations with Moscow to the domestic banking sector.
Whatever progress is made in Paris, Zelenskiy's opponents in Kyiv are likely to make a stink, said Volodymyr Yermolenko, director for analysis at Internews Ukraine and editor in chief of the news site UkraineWorld.
All this makes Zelenskiy's powers virtually unrestrained politically, even if not necessarily in de jure, allowing him to quickly create the legislative base to reform and reorganize the country, and to remove distortions and imbalances in its development.
So, I think(Ukrainian) President(Volodymyr) Zelenskiy's new government obviously has that as its highest priority, and he's going to make sure before some transaction is allowed to go through that it is really the Ukrainian people who benefit.”.
So, I think President Zelenskiy's new government obviously has that as its highest priority, and he's going to make sure before some transaction is allowed to go through that it is really the Ukrainian people who benefit," Bolton told RFE/RL.
According to preliminary results from Sunday's snap election, Zelenskiy's Servant of the People grouping looks set to not only win 122 seats under the party list system, but a further 125 seats under the first-past-the-post system, giving him control of the country's 450-seat legislature.
Besides, the next government- which Zelenskiy's party is yet to create- will have to be careful to keep growth from leaping too high, otherwise it will set off enormous payments on warrants issued to debt holders in a desperate restructuring deal in 2015.
Regarding the comment that Volodymyr Zelenskiy's new team will include old staff of the Presidential Administration, the Cabinet of Ministers… I would like to say this is absolutely not true, this is one of the fake news and bogeyman stories that your[Petro Poroshenko's] headquarters is spreading.”.
Based on the German think tank's findings, Zelenskiy's strategy in any negotiations going forward should be to insist on a popular vote, ideally in both parts of eastern Ukraine, arranged and observed by a credible international organization, such as the United Nations or the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe.