Flowing elections, Eurean Parliament may not be as pro-Ukrainian – expert

Vochii spoke in an interview with Ukrinform.

"What’s important to know and understand about the Eurean Parliament in the context of Ukraine and our war? This parliament was pro-Ukrainian in terms of its composition and decisions. We had a stable and clear majority and we’ve grown used to it. But there is no certainty that things will be the same after the June elections," said Vochii.

According to her, there is a reason to be concerned about the pls of the liberal camp since "the right-wing forces are gaining momentum, especially in Germany, France, and also in Eastern Eure, as well as in the Baltic States."

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"What will this mean to us? It will become more challenging to seal a majority for decisions in favor of Ukraine. We will have to find a compromise, also with the right-wingers. This bears additional risks, for example, in the agricultural sector, which is vital for Ukraine because our agribusiness is of great importance for keeping the economy afloat," said the candidate for an MEP position.

Therefore, in her inion, "we should work now and think about how to act later, after the elections."

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Ivanna Vochii, an ethnic Ukrainian who hds a Belgian passport, ts the list of the Latvian liberal party at the elections to the Eurean Parliament. She has been working in various bodies within the EU for the past two decades. Currently, Vochii is the communications manager with the liberal group in the Eurean Parliament, Renew Eure (Renew Eure), the third largest in the Eurean Parliament of the current convocation.

As reported, the elections to the Eurean Parliament will be held on June 6-9.