A mural featuring Trump may be created in Kyiv.
Ukrainian people's deputy Marjan Zablotsky ("Servant of the People") wishes to erect a monument to the 40th President of the United States, Ronald Reagan, in Kyiv. He has also contemplated creating a mural featuring Donald Trump.
The parliamentarian shared this in his Facebook post, reacting to the results of the American presidential elections.
"I hope that now I will finally receive permission to establish a monument to Ronald Reagan in Kyiv, as well as for the Trump mural, which has also been in the works for a long time," he wrote.
He emphasized that the provision of assistance to Ukraine will depend solely on how effectively domestic diplomacy performs.
In the comments, he noted that Trump should be depicted on the mural holding a Javelin anti-tank missile system and with one foot on the "Nord Stream 2" gas pipeline.
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He also addressed criticism from users who suggested instead erecting a monument to Ukrainian cultural figures.
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It is worth mentioning that Zablotsky does not hide his admiration for the new U.S. President and recently published a post thanking Trump for everything he has done for Ukraine.
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As is known, Zablotsky is the deputy head of the inter-parliamentary relations group with the U.S. He is also a member of the All-Ukrainian community of weapon owners and the founder of the "Ukrainian Arsenal of Freedom" project, aimed at providing free arms to all citizens of our country.
Following the onset of Russia's full-scale invasion, he worked on programs to arm police forces and territorial defense units with weapons confiscated by U.S. law enforcement.
He has long been a supporter of the U.S. Republican Party, and his admiration for Reagan has even been written about in Western media.
Ronald Reagan served as President of the United States from 1981 to 1989 and was known for his anti-communist rhetoric and economic reforms.
As previously reported, Trump has repeatedly stated that he could end the war in Ukraine "in 24 hours", but the specific details of this plan remain unknown.
The Biden administration fears that the Republican may first cut off aid supplies to Ukraine, which is why they are rushing to deliver the latest weapon packages.