Revealed: Where and With Whom Zelensky May Spend New Year's
The president will likely fly to Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast with Bohdan.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky may celebrate New Year at the Synehora state residence near the village of Huta in Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast. Reports the Strana publication, citing its sources.
In addition to the head of state and his wife Yelena Zelenska, Andriy Bohdan, head of the Office of the President, may also travel to Synehora with his girlfriend Anastasia Slychna. Furthermore, all deputy heads of the Presidential Office and their spouses have probably also received invitations.
According to the source, the president has not yet decided on the departure date. First, Bankova wants to hold a prisoner exchange in the last days of the outgoing year, and then fly to Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast.
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Last year, 5th President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko celebrated the New Year holidays with his family at this same residence, and before him, other presidents as well, —
According to the source, the rest of Zelensky's allies will not go to Synehora. In particular, Verkhovna Rada Speaker Dmytro Razumkov will celebrate New Year at home in Kyiv, while the First Assistant to the Head of State, Serhiy Shefir, plans to spend it abroad with his family.
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