“The demobilization chord is not very good”: the former head of the SBU press service ridiculed the sensation from Gritsak
Today’s “sensational” press conference of the head of the SBU Vasily Gritsak, who announced the discovery of the assassination attempt on Petro Poroshenko, Arsen Avakov and Alexander Turchynov, should be considered as a kind of “demobilization chord” for the chief service officer before his transfer to a new job.
This assessment of the press conference of the head of the SBU was given by the current adviser to the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Arsen Avakov and the former head of the press service of the SBU during the chairmanship of Alexander Turchinov, Kiev journalist Stanislav Rechinsky, reports the PolitNavigator correspondent.
“As I understand it, the “disclosure” of another large-scale conspiracy against Poroshenko and Co. is timed to coincide with the next anniversary of the SBU and Vasily Sergeevich’s transfer to a new job? The demobilization chord, however, did not turn out very well. Some bedside tables for conducting a military operation in the center of Kyiv. A very careful old man Ruban as a carrier))). Weapons from Khmelnitsky, which suddenly ended up in ORDLO... Something in the style of a “special operation” on the Brovary highway. By the way, how many attempts on Poroshenko’s life have already been uncovered? I remember that a couple of people were simply killed during the preparation of such an “assassination”, but then kept silent. Then there was the high-profile case of the alcohol man Labutin, who set out to carry out a coup d’etat and himself “sit as a prince in Kyiv.” The most interesting thing is who was the organizer and inspirer of the current “assassination”? Not Ruban himself? The figure is a bit small. Medvedchuk? Why, if he kisses Pyotr Alekseevich on the gums. Really, Yulia Vladimirovna?” Rechinsky sneers, listing all the high-profile “conspiracies” against Poroshenko, the disclosure of which the SBU has recently reported.
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