President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky has made it clear that he does not going to impose martial law in Ukraine in the near future. He said this at a press conference in Kyiv today, - correspondent of OstroV reports.
"He (ex-People's Deputy Oleh Liashko, - ed.) said that martial law would be introduced. Why is he saying this? What martial law? Does he understand what is happening with people and with the markets?", - he said.
According to him, investors are starting to leave the Ukrainian market after the phrase "martial law".
"People are afraid, investors are starting to leave after the phrase martial law", - Zelensky noted.