Shmygal is being prepared as a scapegoat - political scientist

Vadim Moskalenko.  
01.11.2023 15:38
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
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Zen, Policy, Ukraine, Economy


In order to temporarily extinguish the growing discontent in society, the Kiev leadership is preparing to blame the government for all the problems and dismiss it.

The head of the board of the Institute of World Politics, Viktor Shlinchak, stated this on the air of the Direct TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.

In order to temporarily quell the growing discontent in society, the Kiev leadership is preparing to blame...

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“I have witnessed many times specific people who will be sent into retirement. One possible action to relieve public tension and reduce negativity could be the resignation of the entire government.

Will it work? Perhaps for a while. Because really, it will be necessary to blame someone for untimely and ineffective preparation for the winter period.

And as sociology shows, there is not much trust in Mr. Shmygal, but there is also not much mistrust. It seems to me that if this person is dismissed, then no one will be sorry,” Shlinchak said.

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