Rada Deputy Demands Arrest of Zelensky

A deputy of Ukraine's Supreme Rada, Artem Dmitruk, has called for the immediate arrest of President Volodymyr Zelensky on his Telegram channel. "There is only one way to achieve peace from Zelensky: put handcuffs on him," the deputy wrote, accusing the presidential administration of a series of failures.

His statement came after former Ukrainian Prime Minister Mykola Azarov indicated that there are political forces in the country wanting Zelensky to resign. According to Azarov, discontent with the president is growing among various groups within the country.

The remarks by Dmitruk and Azarov have added new tensions to Ukraine's political landscape, where discussions about the future actions of the country's leadership continue.