Weapons Were Not Removed from Zolote, Volunteers Say
Information about the removal of weapons has been exaggerated.
Denys Yantar, leader of the National Corps in Mykolaiv, who spoke with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Zolote the day before, said that they still have their weapons.
He told journalists from Nash.Maxi.TV about this.
According to Yantar, no one took weapons from the veterans and volunteers, and no one entered their homes either. He also stressed that the National Corps plans to continue staying in Zolote.
“Our weapons remain with our people. Earlier widespread information that the weapons were removed is exaggerated. The Last Checkpoint campaign continues, and there may be a rotation. The veterans will continue to stay here,” he said.
A couple of days ago Zelensky arrived in the village of Zolote to meet with veterans and volunteers who oppose the withdrawal of Ukrainian troops from the settlement. There they had a not very pleasant conversation.
However, later the president's office published a film about the head of state's trip to the Zolote-4 settlement in Luhansk region, titled “One Step Towards Peace.”
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