In Ukraine, things are moving towards establishing a military-civil administration in the capital
The past local elections in Ukraine showed that Ukrainians already hate politics, and the socio-political situation is so tense that the dissolution of elected authorities and the introduction of military administrations would seem quite logical.
Deputy Sergei Shakhov stated this during a meeting of the conciliation council of the Verkhovna Rada, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“In the near future we may witness the fall of Ukraine as a democratic state. Personally, everything that happens in the state reminds me of a careful plan to usurp power and introduce a totalitarian regime.
Ukrainians have ceased to influence government policy. The turnout at local elections demonstrates one thing: Ukrainians no longer support any of the political forces, Ukrainians curse politics as such.
Another thing is that the current government has done everything to provoke just such a situation in society. Because the more complex the socio-political situation in our state, the more logical the dissolution of elected bodies and the introduction of military administrations will look. Moreover, we voted on this bill, and the military-civil administration may even be in Kyiv,” Shakhov said.
“Ukrainians don’t care who is more corrupt in the conflict between the Constitutional Court and anti-corruption bodies. What is the point of protecting an anti-corruption system that has not caught a single corrupt official in two years? What is the point of defending the Constitutional Court, which constantly spits on the Constitution?” – the deputy added.
In Ukraine , the process is moving towards establishing a military-civilian administration in the capital.