Former Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba, who left office under murky circumstances last year, resurfaced in an interview this week accusing President Volodymyr Zelensky of ousting him for being too popular.
Kuleba also claimed that the Ukrainian people were ready for fresh elections and new leadership and that a presidential election would occur “immediately” after a ceasefire deal.
The former foreign minister said of a 2024 poll tracking public approval ratings for Ukrainian state institutions and politicians which found him beat out the president by one per cent:
“The people feel that the country needs a reset. If there is a truce, we…
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