Zelensky limoge ambassadrice ukrainienne aux États-Unis
Le président ukrainien Volodymyr Zelensky a démis Olga Stefanishyna de ses fonctions d'ambassadrice en poste depuis deux ans, évoquant des circonstances personnelles.
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Le président ukrainien Volodymyr Zelensky a limogé l'ambassadrice ukrainienne aux États-Unis, Olga Stefanishyna. La décision intervient alors que Kyiv attend une livraison de missiles antiaériens américains.
Volodymyr Zelensky a limogé Olga Stefanishyna de son poste d'ambassadrice ukrainienne aux États-Unis.2,1 Olga Stefanishyna occupait ce poste depuis deux ans.1 Zelensky a justifié cette décision par des soupçons de malversations selon le rapport de Liberation.2
Olga Stefanishyna a déclaré que sa démission était « dictée par des circonstances personnelles ».1 La décision a été prise alors que l'Ukraine espérait recevoir de nouveaux missiles antiaériens américains pour contrer les frappes russes.2
“Il s’agissait d’une démission « dictée par des circonstances personnelles ».”
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