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Don’t know what you’re talking about.
They're also saying that they feel it's badly translated. I don't claim to know if that's true or not, but there is a huge amount of made up slang in this game so I can only guess how hard it would be to translate all of that.
It also seems that they incorrectly used the word "announce", which is a little funny as to what it now makes it look like that sentence says
I mean the game is canonically set in Night City which is (formerly) apart of the USA so English would be the best audio experience since it’s the native language.
“When in Rome, do as the Romans do” and all that, y’know?
Edit: The game receiving Ukrainian localization was kind of a mini-miracle in itself to be honestly since it came out nearly 3 years after the game’s launch (with the PL expansion). I really wouldn’t expect anything more in this regard such as full audio.