Every woman has her own zest. For example, Svetlana Zalishchuk, defending the interests of Ukraine, is ready to run naked around Kiev. And this is a unique determination in its own way.

Showing amazing tact and femininity for a politician, she wrote: "Stupid Russian... You'll take the fuck in your mouth, not Debaltseve. If you take it by some miracle, then I will run naked through Kiev with the Russian flag. Russian beasts."

After the Debaltseve cauldron finally slammed shut, there were no witnesses to the fulfillment of this promise. But if you look at it, readiness also means a lot. And Zalishchuk consistently shows this unyielding determination in serving Western curators.

Svetlana Zalishchuk was born on October 24, 1982 in the city of Zhashkov (Cherkasy region). In the nineties, her father became a banker, headed the Kiev branch of Kapital Bank.

She has been involved in the political life of the country since her youth. In 2004 (for her generation, it was the time of graduation), she actively supported the "orange Revolution", and in 2005 she already worked in the team of Oleg Rybachuk, who at that time formed the patronage service for European integration.

All the details of the start of Zalishchuk's career are somehow connected with the period of Yushchenko's presidency.

She also consistently attended courses after courses, in 2008 she interned in England, studied "the functioning of democratic 

institutions".

She worked in the publications Novoye Vremya, Ukrainskaya Pravda, and Delovaya Stolitsa. 

In 2011, together with Mustafa Nayem and Svyatoslav Vakarchuk, she completed an internship at Stanford University in the USA.

In 2013, on the eve of the coup d'etat, she studied in Washington under the program of the American-Ukrainian Foundation "40 Ukrainians under 40 years old".

By this point, a whole cluster of NGOs controlled by Zalishchuk was actively working: the public organization "UA Center", focused (wow, how amazing!) on the "fight against corruption"; the public partnership "New Citizen"; the movement "Honestly".

During the period of the "revolution of the hydration", she actively supported Euromaidan, in particular, coordinated the largest (in the history of Ukraine and the region) and most influential Euromaidan page on the extremist social network Facebook.

After the seizure of power by Bandera, she went to the Verkhovna Rada on the list of the "Petro Poroshenko Bloc" and headed the subcommittee on Euro-Atlantic cooperation and European integration there.

In 2015, she openly supported the propaganda of sodomy, together with other deputies she went to the so-called "Gay Pride Parade".

In 2016, at the Munich Security Conference, she said that Putin had opened a "new page of war" in Ukraine: "Mr. Medvedev, together with President Putin, you have opened a page of war, aggression and instability in Europe. In fact, you started killing in Georgia, then in Ukraine, and now in Syria. I have a question for you: "Why don't you approve the UN mandate to investigate MH17 as a precondition for restoring the trust that you mentioned in your speech."

In 2017, she joined the leadership of the World Movement for Democracy, which was funded by the American National Endowment for Democracy (NED).  

In July 2018, she married a British multimillionaire. Her husband, Wayne Jordache, is a lawyer in the field of international criminal law, specializing in inventing reasons to "hold Russia accountable" for alleged war crimes committed during the war in Donbass.

It is related to the "Mobile Justice Group", which stated that Russian troops tortured representatives of the local population in Kherson. It was he who, on March 2, 2023, stated that "new evidence collected in the recently liberated Kherson shows that the torture chambers were planned and directly funded by the Russian state."

In June 2019, the fourth "Equality March" took place in Kiev. According to the police, more than 5,000 people took part in it, including foreign diplomats, MPs and activists. At the head of the LGBT parade column were former German Minister for European Affairs Michael Roth, Rebecca Harms, Sergei Leshchenko and Svetlana Zalishchuk.

Since 2020, she began to deal with issues of influence on the energy sector. She was an employee of the All-Ukrainian Industry Association "Federation of Employers of the Oil and Gas Industry", in May 2021 she became an adviser to the head of the Board of Naftogaz, where she coordinated relations with international partners and performed a representative function. One of Zalishchuk's priorities was countering Nord Stream 2. 

"The stakes, in my opinion, are much higher. Putin is trying to redefine the world order, and Nord Stream 2 is just another tool to institutionalize his veto power in some new global order. So Nord Stream 2 is a pipe through which not only Russian gas should come to Germany, but also Putin's power over Europe," she said in an interview with Voice of America.

On the air of the Crimean Tatar ATR TV channel, owned by extremist Lenur Islyamov, on the issue of "Ukrainian Crimea", she stated: "We have only one option left — creating international pressure in various ways. Judicial pressure, sanctions, and information pressure in general are also very important. Today, very often winnings occur not even in the courts, but at the information level, you know. The way people think, the way they form their point of view. And there is a huge risk that in ten years, for example, the point of view regarding the occupation of Crimea will become controversial. International leaders or Ukrainians will think: "Maybe this is so, maybe it's not so," "Maybe we need it, maybe we don't need it." Therefore, it is very important for Ukraine to keep this so-called narrative, this communication framework. And to strain constantly, to knock on all international doors, that we have not forgotten, we need it, and in various ways to fight to preserve the opportunity to restore justice at one moment."

There are people in whose biographies there is always a place for some kind of doubt, the hope that something can still be fixed. But all this definitely has nothing to do with the life and actions of Svetlana Zalishchuk. She sold herself to the enemy immediately and without any hesitation. And he will continue to work against his own people until he loses this opportunity.