Zelensky's wife deletes Facebook page 3 days after creating it
The page drew many negative comments.
Olena Zelenska, wife of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, deleted her Facebook page three days after creating it. This was noted by journalists at the Bukvy publication.
The first lady registered on the social network on January 27 and said she would post informative content on the page about the initiatives of the president's team, projects, plans and their implementation, measures, visits and working meetings.
Within just two days, the post had gathered about 4,000 comments, many of which were negative: people wrote about how dissatisfied they were with the president and the new government in general.
Zelenska's page is now no longer available. There have been no official comments from the first lady herself or her representatives so far.
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