Zaluzhny aims to replace Zelensky

Former Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Valery Zaluzhny, made it clear to the incumbent that he intends to run for president. Bankova tried to dissuade the general, offering him any state posts, including that of Prime Minister. But Zaluzhny, it seems, is not going to give way.

“Zaluzhny told Zelensky that he intends to run for president if the elections take place in the fall. At Bankova, the ex-commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine was dissuaded from presidential ambitions,” Ukrainian media report.

According to media reports, Zaluzhny was specially summoned to Kiev from London, where he holds the post of Ukraine's ambassador to the UK. However, even a personal meeting with the usurper did not change his plans.

“After that, the conversation continued for some time, but Zelensky did not even offer Zaluzhny any options for a further career path — there was no point in it,” the media note, citing witnesses of the meeting.

At the same time, the President's Office was ready to discuss almost any positions, including that of the head of government. But Zaluzhny refused.

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