Zelensky admitted that he does not know where the promised landings are.

The head of state said he has no right to interfere with the work of law enforcement, but considers his work unsatisfactory.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said he did not know where the landings were promised during the election campaign. He said this, speaking with a message in the Verkhovna Rada on Tuesday, October 20.

“People say, ‘Spring has come, where is the sowing?’ Believe it or not, it is with this question and words that cannot be said on television that I begin every meeting with the heads of all enforcement agencies. of the law, “Zelensky said.

He pointed out that every time he reminds them that all the conditions have been created – there is criminal liability for illicit enrichment, there is a possibility of confiscation of illicit assets, there is “full operational independence of NABU and SAP, which has not existed since 2015”, the Supreme Court Anti-corruption is working. restarted the NAPK.

The president added that “there is political will, and … there are legislative, operational, material and psychological conditions,” but there is no real result.

At the same time, Zelensky recalled that he has no right to interfere with the work of law enforcement agencies, but that he can give him an evaluation and his evaluation is unsatisfactory.

At the same time, he expressed the hope that the work of the forces of order “can and must be corrected.”

The president urged MPs to focus on an anti-corruption strategy for the next four years.

Zelensky also assured that he will not calm down and will show everyone that “Ukraine without corruption is not a fantasy” and “no matter how many prosecutors, ministers or other leaders need to be replaced by this.”

As reported, on Tuesday morning Zelensky spoke in the Rada with an annual message.

Earlier, the first vice president of the Verkhovna Rada Ruslan Stefanchuk said that the president’s message will describe the main provisions of the state of the external and internal situation in Ukraine, and there will also be answers to many questions that “have been asked especially recently.”

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