Poroshenko: I want to save Ukraine
The former Ukrainian president, who is in the opposition wing of Waldimir Zelnski, called for his government to listen to the voices of opponents like him in current talks with Russia and current interactions with the United States, otherwise risk losing his legitimacy and important Western support.
According to RCO News Agency, Poroshenko, a rival to Zelnski and ordered his government within Ukraine, includes bans but believes could help improve Kiev’s relationship with Washington.
According to the Washington Post newspaper, the walls of the room meeting with Porosenko, in which the former Ukrainian president accepts his guests, are full of memorials for his former days of politics in politics, especially the relationship he established with Donald Trump during his presidency.
According to the American newspaper Poroshenko, it is now seeking to leverage its past experiences with the aim of rebuilding his political image as a man who can deal with a fresh US president. Meanwhile, the current Ukrainian President Walodimir Zelksky and his main political rival have been in trouble in gaining Trump’s sustainable support.
Puroshenko became president in Ukraine in the midst of a wave of Western sentiment in Ukraine. After reaching the presidency, he was able to persuade Trump to be the first US president to armed Ukraine with deadly weapons. In the election of the year, Poroshenko lost to Zelksky – a former comedian who had previously played the role of the president on television – so that he could not reach the presidency of Ukraine for another round, and there has been a hostility between them since then.
The current Ukrainian government imposed restrictions against Poroshenko earlier this year; Poroshenko, who is currently the leader of the opposition in parliament, is thought to be seeking again for the presidency at any time when the ceasefire is achieved and that Ukraine can hold election security.
However, several judicial investigations involved in corruption against him during the Zelksky government. Ukrainian security services have said the restrictions on Poroshenko are due to his threats to national security, while he himself denies his allegations. Zelksky had said a day before the ban on Puroshenko, “a decision was made to protect our country and establish justice.”
The bans have stopped accessing Poroshenko’s bank accounts, and he has also been banned from leaving and is currently fighting in court to lift these restrictions. He says the bans have been implemented with political motives aimed at undermining his influence and only harm Ukraine.
“I have worked with Donald Trump for more than three years and I am proud of having this background,” Poroshenko said in an interview with Referring to Trump’s first presidency. Every meeting with Trump is like an opportunity; An opportunity to determine your position and find one of the common interests. “That’s why I want to travel to the United States because I want to save Ukraine.”
Porosenko, who has been investing in the numbness industry, is known as one of the largest money donors to the Ukrainian army. He says the bank restrictions imposed by the Zelksky government against him will be detrimental to army war plans because they have disrupted his financial aid for soldiers stationed at the forefront of the war; Aids claim to be about $ 1 million a week. He also says that his banning makes it unable to lobby in support of his country in Europe and Washington.
He also believes that sanctions imposed on him could later be used as an excuse to discredit democracy in Ukraine at a time when the country needs to continue Western support.
Picture of a meeting with Poroshenko and Trump at the office of former Ukrainian president
“I hate it to damage Ukraine’s relations with the US and Europe later under the pretext of Porosenko’s case,” Puroshanko says.
According to the Washington Post, a political analyst, Washingtimir Fisso, said the banned against Poroshenko has actually contributed to Poroshenko in the political arena, and “most likely a political mistake by the Zelnski government because they have raised the position of Poroshenko and his party.”
Analysts, however, say Poroshenko’s ranking in polls suggests a low chance of winning the possible election, and the Zelnski team is concerned about how billionaire Puroshenku will use his wealth to support other powerful candidates, including those with military records.
The media has previously speculated that General Valerie Zallogen, a former Ukrainian army commander who has been dismissed from command in the upcoming presidential election since 2008, will become Zelnski’s main rival. He is currently serving as a Ukrainian ambassador to England.
Ukraine had to hold its presidential election in year 6, but Zelnski has postponed the election under the pretext of military rule law in response to the war with Russia. The organization of elections during the period of implementation of the military rule violates the Ukrainian constitution.
Russia has emphasized that Zelnski is discredited and has no legitimacy due to the lack of presidential elections in Ukraine. Trump called Ukrainian President “dictatorship without elections” earlier this year, when tensions between him and Zelnski raised. Trump’s stance sparked the Ukrainian government’s concern that Washington has supported Russian stances and continued military support for Ukraine in the future.
But despite having political ambitions and public hostility, Poroshenko opposed Zelnski, despite the new election in Ukraine before the ceasefire was held, saying, “I strongly oppose any elections during the war.”
However, he said that the prohibitions made by the current Ukraine officials may have prevented his candidacy from being nominated and proved that those in the government are preparing for the possibility of the election in the near future.
“I am a live document,” he said.
Anton Grustsky, executive director of the International Institute of Sociology of Kiev, said although most politicians say they are opposed to the elections, “I think they are secretly preparing for it. “We have had a successful ceasefire for Ukraine with some security guarantees.”
According to the Washington Post, Zelksky’s presidency is not guaranteed at all. Analysts say Ukrainian politicians supported him as a war leader after the war, but the failure of the Ukrainian army’s large -scale coup attack fought internal criticism of his approach, including from the Poroshenko supporters. Zelksky’s opposition lawmakers have complained that the government has abandoned them from negotiations over the country’s future.
Grushtski emphasized that Poroshenko’s lawmakers in the European Solidarity Party are the main channels of his criticism against Zelnski.
“His statements as the leader of one of the Ukraine parties are made in a calm tone, but instead of Poroshenko, there are other members of his party who perform many dirty work,” Grocesky said.
A former Ukrainian official who worked with Poroshenko and did not reveal his name said Porosenko’s team went to the Trump narrative that if he had been in power in power in power, the war with Russia would have been going to give the Ukrainians the message that if you did not vote for the fools in the year, you would not vote.
“I think these messages will be at the expense of stability in Ukraine and will create a gap that we do not like in the community,” the former official said.
Earlier this year, the gaps between Zelnski and Trump were fully displayed after their catastrophic meeting with US Vice President GDD in the White House Oval Office in front of television cameras.
Many lawmakers in Ukraine now see attacks against Zelkski as a conspiracy to discredit him in Washington. Poroshenko said Zelnsky -Trump’s confrontation, which he referred to as a “catastrophe”, was due to numerous computational errors Zelnsky and his team in initial interactions with Trump.
Poroshenko, however, finds it difficult to achieve political agreements with the US president, citing his experience with Trump.

Picture taken in February of Poroshenko in his office
Former Ukrainian President Washington pointed to a paper behind the wall in his remarks this spring at the top of the meeting room. The paper was actually a Crimean statement, which was signed by former US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo in 2008 in opposition to the annexation of the Crimean Peninsula to Russia.
“The United States refuses Russia’s efforts to join the Crimea and is committed to maintaining this policy until Ukraine’s territorial integrity is recovered,” the Popeo later said.
“This is the result of my foreign policy,” Poroshenko said of it. This is not a copy of that document but its principle. “
“Even if some of Trump’s policies change, the general approach will not change,” the former Ukrainian president said of Donald Trump’s second government. I know Trump. He makes his decisions without reporting from the State Department or the Ministry of Defense. He largely trusts his instincts. Those who enter the negotiations must consider this principle. “If you don’t like this fact, do not enter into talks with him.”
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