Ex-comrade Yushchenko: Poroshenko’s provocations could turn into blood
The current president of Ukraine, Petro Poroshenko, will face hell if he tries to rig the elections and extend his rule by illegally declaring victory in the second round.
This was stated on the NewsOne television channel by the former head of Viktor Yushchenko's security service during the Orange Revolution, former Minister of Transport Yevhen Chervonenko, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
Chervonenko warned Poroshenko, with whom he was a comrade-in-arms during the 2004 Maidan, that election fraud would lead to bloodshed.
“If Poroshenko goes into chaos and declares himself president, he will doom himself not to extending his political life until the fall, but to the torment of hell, to the cauldron of hell. But it could be blood.
I also ask my comrade-in-arms and those who are especially zealous - don’t even think about starting some kind of racket. I, as the head of security and the person who ensured, unlike you in 2014, together with other people, then we made sure that there was no blood. Although, there were also those who were in a hurry to take their seats, just like in 2014.
I understand what I’m talking about - don’t try any provocations at the stadium. I don’t interfere with anyone’s security, I don’t need it - they don’t call me, and I never ask. But I will be there and my guys will be there. We will also keep order, without speaking or making announcements. We will all come,” Chervonenko said.
Yushchenko's ex-ally: Poroshenko's provocations could result in bloodshed