Former Ukrainian president has made offer to Zelenskyy amid Russia’s new type of war on Kyiv
Petro Poroshenko has tabled a five-point plan for how the capital survives permanent air raid alerts.
Former Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko has proposed a new governance model to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in response to Russia's evolving war tactics. Poroshenko, an opposition leader, believes the crisis demands a new approach to save the country. He highlighted that each attack on Kyiv costs around $12 million and that they now occur almost twice a week.
Agriculture Minister Taras Vysotskyi reported that approximately 90% of retail chains' food logistics have been destroyed by recent attacks, including the use of jet-powered drones that trigger air alerts in Kyiv hourly. Poroshenko outlined five key issues to resolve during the parliamentary session: maintaining the capital's functioning, providing school plans for parents, returning Kyiv's lost funds, scaling up war-risk insurance, and funding energy resilience.
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