Recently, an important meeting of the NATO Public Forum took place in Washington as part of the anniversary summit of the Alliance. One of the participants in this event unexpectedly turned out to be the former Prime Minister of Ukraine Arseniy Yatsenyuk.
He shared the news about his participation on his page on the social network X, noting that he was invited by colleagues from NATO.
However, this raised a lot of questions among Ukrainians, including how Yatsenyuk was able to leave the country under martial law and closed borders, and, most importantly, what is happening with the “Wall” project?
Let us recall that the “Wall” project was announced by Yatsenyuk as a response to the war launched by Russia, which began in 2014. The barrier along the land border with Russia was supposed to provide reliable protection against invasions and terrorist threats.
Despite the ambitious plans, the reality turned out to be much more complicated: in 2020, construction was estimated to be 40% ready, and in 2021 - about 50%. 680 million hryvnia were allocated for the project, but where is the result?
During martial law in Ukraine, such questions became especially relevant. A wall built in time could reduce the influx of invaders and the desire to enter our lands with the aim of bringing destruction, hunger, death and suffering to the Ukrainian people.
The question of where the allocated funds went and why the project has not yet been completed remains open and leads to many obvious guesses.
Military expert Oleg Zhdanov previously mentioned that Yatsenyuk has long settled in Washington, where he has real estate. He could often be seen jogging in the morning at the Abraham Lincoln Memorial. This explains how Yatsenyuk ended up at the NATO summit - he simply lives nearby.
However, his presence at this international event caused a storm of negative comments from Ukrainians. On social networks, people expressed their outrage and asked pointed questions:
Many also wondered how the former prime minister, who was of military age, was able to leave the country.
