Facts First: Volodymyr Zelensky did say Yovanovitch’s attitude was “far from the best”
There you go, dumbass! You should have already known.

Did you read your link? He said it after Trump brought her up. Zelensky would do or say anything Trump wanted him to...Trump was extorting him after all.
Why would the State Department tell Yovanovich that she did nothing wrong if she had lost the confidence of the host country?
We know how this played out. Yovanovich pushed back against the "drug deal" that the "Three Amigos" were scheming and so she had to be removed to let Rick Perry secure Ukrainian drilling rights for his donors and to make conspiracy theories come to life to make Trump look like Russia didn't help him win. ( they did)
It's disgusting how all those politicians pat each other's back. They ALL did the great job and service to the country. Yeah, right.
She was Obama holdover. That alone is enough to replace her. Yet, she was badmouthing president that she was representing in Ukraine. That is another reason. So who was smearing whom in this case?
She should've been fired the moment Trump walked into White House for simple reason that she was there during time that Ukrainians were working with DNC against Trump and she did nothing about it, even more, I think she had a role in it.
Yovanovich has been in the State Dept since Reagan. Technically she's a Reagan holdover.
Oh, and the accusation that she was badmouthing Trump comes from a bunch of people paid off by Dmytro Firtash, who is currently fighting extradition to the US for Ukrainian Corruption. As was said in the hearing, you can't fight corruption without pissing off corrupt people.
She was Obama's ambassador, dumbass!
Yovanovitch is "well known in diplomatic circles for her measured demeanor and diligence in representing both Republican and Democratic administrations."
[10] Yovanovitch was appointed
U.S. Ambassador to Kyrgyzstan on November 20, 2004; she presented her
credentials on February 4, 2005, and remained in this post until February 4, 2008.
[1][11] Her nomination as ambassador to Kyrgyzstan was
confirmed by the
Senate on a
voice vote.
[12]
Yovanovitch was appointed
U.S. Ambassador to Armenia on August 4, 2008; she presented her credentials on September 22, 2008, and remained in this post until June 9, 2011.
[11] Her nomination as ambassador to Armenia was again confirmed by the Senate on a voice vote.
[13] During confirmation hearings, Yovanovitch acknowledged that Turks had committed mass killings, rapes, and expulsions of Armenians between 1915 and 1923, calling this "one of the greatest tragedies of the 20th century," but, in line with U.S. policy, declined to use the phrase
Armenian Genocide, saying that the
use of this politically sensitive phrase was a policy decision that could be made only by the highest-ranking U.S. officials, namely President
George W. Bush and Secretary of State
Condoleezza Rice.
[14]
While in Armenia, Yovanovitch pushed Armenian authorities to give fair treatment to Armenians arrested in
post-election protests in 2008.
[10] Yovanovitch received the Secretary's Diplomacy in Human Rights Award,
[9] a
department award honoring ambassadors who demonstrate "extraordinary commitment to defending human rights."
[10]
Marie Yovanovitch - Wikipedia
She was GW Bush's ambassador also.