No, that's just a myth. Was a matter of speculation for a while, but when it got investigated, it didn't hold up.
Just in case you're confused, here's a link describing who the current President of Ukraine is: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/President_of_Ukraine
completely out of touch of reality like a reality distortion field. screaming it louder won’t make you right.
I'll translate the quote to your native language for you: Мне нужны боеприпасы, а не поездка
I apologise if it's not exact, I used Google Translate.
that's very presumptious of you
> Here's a news report
are you saying that CNN knows about the conditions and preferences of Ukrainians better than Ukrainians in Kiyv?
"You might want to stop taking [CNN] as your news source."
I'm saying CNN knows more about the conditions and preferences of the Ukrainian people than you do. I've yet to see a shred of evidence for any of your insinuations.
delusional indeed, and a cowardly one
> I've yet to see a shred of evidence for any of your insinuations.
I'm yet to see you learn proper English. When shall I expect you arriving in Kiyv to volunteer straight into the war trenches?
Try again. Your post only suggests a slight majority of Kyiv residents want a "ceasefire." That's not "capitulation."
I'll let you know that I'm British so I'm familiar with news papers/sites putting up polls that tell the reader what they want the reader to hear so, just like you disregard sources, I disregarded this straw poll.
> I'm British so I'm familiar with news papers/sites putting up polls that tell the reader what they want
Exactly my point, you're a delusional member of the delusional society that somehow believes that the poll in Kiyv isn't indicative of the people's preference not to exchange their lives for land anymore.