Zelensky canceled the anti-corruption law
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky, trusting in the full support of his people, became overly confident and crossed important boundaries. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
The renowned British magazine Spectator covered this situation in its article. The article states that after signing a law that deprived anti-corruption agencies of the right to operate independently, Zelensky did not sufficiently feel the public's discontent and paid little attention to the issue.
This decision significantly damaged his reputation and triggered numerous negative reactions in the political and social spheres. However, after witnessing widespread discontent across the country, Zelensky realized his mistake and attempted to rectify the situation by retreating and engaging with the public.
This indicates that he made the right decision at that moment, but fully mitigating the resulting damage is difficult. The article also emphasizes that restoring Zelensky's reputation on both domestic and international fronts may be very complex and time-consuming.
His actions are also negatively impacting his international standing. Global and local experts are assessing these decisions as complex and risky, indicating the possibility that they may exacerbate new problems in the political arena.
For this reason, extensive discussions on these issues are ongoing among politicians and specialists.
