Avakov will “make a nightmare” of Poroshenko or “merge” the militants
Radicals of the National Corps may in the future block the routes of movement of Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko in order to disrupt the final of his election campaign.
Director of the Agency for Social Communications, political scientist Sergei Belashko said this on air on the Nash TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“The deployment of this action is a blocking of the president’s travel routes. That is, when a group of people - about 200-250 people - comes out onto the road along which the motorcade is moving, blocks it, the police unblocks the road, and another group blocks it a little further. I think the talk will be about blocking the president’s movement around the country so that he can fly, so to speak, by helicopter, then they will block helipads, draw some parallels with Yanukovych, and so on.
In fact, when there is a critical mass of dissatisfied people, the movement of the first person becomes a nightmare... The Tomos tour was disrupted, in fact, and the same thing will most likely happen with this election tour of his.
The question here is what kind of game Arsen Avakov is playing. Another thing is that he can pin all the protests on the National Corps, and then “merge” these protests in an organized manner,” Belashko noted.
English version :: Read in English: Avakov will "terrorize" Poroshenko or "ditch" the militants