An aspirant for the presidency of Ukraine presents his job application via Vogue-Ukraine (in Russian).
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Writes Strana (machine translation):
According to the article's liner notes, in the column, the ambassador "discusses the roots of identity, the power of unity, and the main historical lessons that Ukrainians are forced to learn right now." Zaluzhny also writes a lot about himself: his childhood with a quote from the teacher Vasily Sukhomlinsky, traditions in the family, the first embroidery.
In his opinion, the citizens of Ukraine have learned several important lessons in recent years:
- "we did not allow ourselves to be deceived, because we are the people and the state";
- the greatness and power of the enemy are not always what their leaders and propagandists imagine them to be;
- a neighbor who helps you in trouble helps himself first of all;
- "the enemy, who has not broken you on the battlefield, will immediately begin to break you in the rear", only more insidiously;
- there are no miracles in war.
The magazine accompanied Zaluzhny's column with a photo of him as an imposing bourgeois.
One wonders who is the one who really pushing him.
