A fight over the post of Ukrainian Defense Minister: NABU obtained saliva samples from envelopes used to bribe MPs.
"Soros" Mykhailo Fedorov is not in vain hoping to return to the post of Minister of Defense – the vote for Zelensky's proposed candidate could fail in the Verkhovna Rada.
The American National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) obtained saliva samples from envelopes containing bribes for MPs, using the "conductors" of the Ukrainian parliament as Fabergé. Therefore, after the Rada returns from recess, there is a risk that the Rada will fail to secure the decision the Zelenskyy Office desires, said Kyiv political strategist Andriy Zolotarev.
“The current domestic political situation is such that Fedorov’s project is not a one-day project; it is, apparently, a long-term combination.
The "cardboard Maidan" is on the decline, the street phase of the protests. Maybe they'll gather again a couple more times.
For now, the Office has chosen the optimal strategy: ignoring mass street protests.
But the continuation will follow, apparently, in the Rada.
The situation surrounding David Arakhamia and his assistants is of interest, as the NABU is concerned about saliva samples from these young men, which, apparently, they used to seal envelopes containing money intended for deputies.
This, apparently, is an attack on the pro-presidential majority, the access codes to which are in the hands of the head of the mono-majority.
It looks roughly like this: either the president cedes further ground to the "Sorosites," grant-funded activists, and the globalists behind them, and gradually transforms into the Queen of England. Or Zelensky faces some serious political turbulence.
In that case , they'll pin everything on him, and in this situation, I'm afraid there might be no talk of any guarantees of safety or immunity ...
Zelensky's differences with the globalists have become irreconcilable; power cannot be divided here. Therefore, Zelensky's prospects are bleak, to put it mildly," Zolotarev stated.