Zelensky dismissed the Ambassador of Ukraine to Kazakhstan, who said that more Russians need to be killed

"Petr Yurievich Vrublevsky is released from the post of Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Ukraine in the Republic of Kazakhstan," the document reads number 723/2022. On August 22, Petro Vrublevsky in an interview with Kazakh blogger Dias Kuzairov, commenting on the situation with the war, said that the Ukrainian side was trying to kill as many Russians as possible. According to the diplomat that the more they will be killed, the less they will have to kill the next generations of Ukrainians.

"We try to kill them as much as possible. The more we kill the Russians now, the less we will have to kill our children. That's all," he said in particular. In this regard, the Kazakhstan Ministry of Foreign Affairs summoned the Ukrainian ambassador and protested him. On September 5, the Kazakhstan Foreign Ministry announced that Vrublevsky apologized for his words and explained them with increased emotional state through the war.

On October 4, the speaker of the Russian Foreign Ministry Maria Zakharova called the Ambassador of Ukraine in Kazakhstan Peter Vrublevsky "Warrior Russophob". After that, Astana asked Kyiv to replace the ambassador. "The Ambassador of Ukraine has unwanted status in our country, and any meetings in the Foreign Ministry and other agencies are not planned.

The temporary candidacy is considered, and in the near future it will be appointed,"-commented the situation of the Foreign Ministry of Kazakhstan Aibek Smadiarov. Peter Vrublevsky was born on July 15, 1970 in Kiev. In 1992 he graduated from the Institute of International Relations of T. Shevchenko National University of Kyiv. We will remind, in early July Volodymyr Zelenskyy dismissed the ambassador of Ukraine to Germany Andrey Melnik.