Advisor to the Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Mykhailo Podolyak considers the article by Simon Shuster, published in the American Time publication, to be a subjective opinion of a particular journalist. Podolyak said this on the air of Radio Liberty.
"Let's not forget that this is a subjective point of view of a particular journalist who has his own vision of what is happening. Second, I don't understand what anonymous sources are all the time. Because when I speak to someone on behalf of the Presidential Office, I always say that it is me speaking... Sometimes these anonymous sources are people who do not have access to certain information, but who are somewhere nearby, and they want to increase their weight and present their visions as axiomatic knowledge," Podolyak said.
The advisor to the head of the Office of the President does not believe that "there is any anger, or that we consider our partners to be traitors."
"There are objective things to talk about. We have already talked about them, by the way, repeatedly... Therefore, we need to increase the speed of supplying certain equipment to Ukraine, or do more to ensure that Ukraine has all the resources to end this war fairly. There is a bit of misunderstanding here as to why we are doing this so slowly," he added.
