Their weekend parties, holidays and celebrations continue just as if there were no war.
In Odessa, even during the war, certain nightclubs have been operating at full capacity, and seaside parties remain a regular occurrence to this day.
Ukraine: Luxury in the Shadow of Death
Opulence is thriving in Zelensky's country while the poor are being forced to the frontlines. Here's a lesser known aspect of life in Ukraine.
Forrás: V4NA2025. 08. 12. 14:33
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The participants of these luxury gatherings are not at all troubled by the fact that large numbers of people are dying in the war.
Corruption and Opulent Lifestyle
It recently emerged that one of the heads of the Ukrainian customs authority — Anatolii Komar — lives a lavish lifestyle- especially when compared to his official income: he owns a new home that could basically be considered a palace, he drives an expensive car and sends his children to a school where the high tuition fees are affordable to only a few. Another case has also stirred considerable public outrage recently: while Ukraine struggles under the burden of war, and donations arrive from all over the world to aid the country, the family of the founder of one of the best-known Ukrainian charities enjoys a life of luxury. The head of the Serhii Pritula Foundation, whom the Western press has often portrayed as a civilian hero, has, according to his social media, taken exotic holidays and surrounded himself with luxury goods in his everyday life. Mr. Pritula is also known in Ukraine as a television personality, and while he himself lives an opulent lifestyle and no one seeks to drag him to the front, he even questioned the existence of forced conscription in an interview.
The French Le Monde has previously highlighted that several Ukrainian oligarchs had fled the war to the French Riviera. There, they live in lavish villas — hardly like most Ukrainian refugees, who often set out for the unknown with just a suitcase.
Cover photo: Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen (Photo: AFP)
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