Best buddy of Klaus Schwab and his New World Order project supporter, the European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen came to Kiev and met Zelensky on June 11. She promised a response "next week" to Ukraine's ambitions to apply for EU membership.
Klaus Schwab's 'young leader Zelensky' works hard to implement the Schwab's NWO agenda in Ukraine in all aspects.
"We want to support Ukraine in its European journey," von der Leyen said at a short press conference following her meeting with Ukrainian Zelensky. "The discussions today will enable us to finalise our assessment by the end of next week," she added, in order for the Commission to make a recommendation to member states.
Von der Leyen stressed that the Ukrainian authorities had "done a lot" regarding the country's candidacy, saying it was already "on a good track" even before Russia's "horrible and atrocious invasion".
She praised Ukraine's "solid, well-grounded" parliamentary and presidential system, praising its administration despite "incredible circumstances", and citing the high level of digitisation and decentralisation reforms.
The focus was on overcoming the war, the president added, but said more reforms were needed, especially in the fight against corruption and encouraging investment.
The head of the European Commission was also due to meet Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Chmygal during this visit to Kyiv, her second since the start of the war, the previous one having taken place on 8 April.
She was given a short tour of Maidan Square in Kyiv following her meeting with Zelenskyy, visiting the historic area in the city.
For his part, Zelensky said EU membership would be positive for the European project, given Putin's actions.
"The whole of Europe is a target for Russia, and Ukraine is only the first stage of the aggression in these plans," Zelensky told the news briefing alongside von der Leyen.
"That's why the European Union's positive response to Ukraine's application for membership can be a positive response to the question of whether the European project has a future at all."
Zelenskyy called for a new round of “even stronger” EU sanctions against Russia, targeting more officials including judges, and to hamper the activities of all Russian banks, including gas giant Gazprom's bank, as well as all Russian companies helping Moscow “in any way”.
Ukraine is demanding a concrete "legal commitment" by the end of June from the Europeans to obtain official candidate status for entry into the European Union, but the 27 countries are still very divided on the issue at this stage.
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