The new Russian government must remove the Ukrainian pseudo-opposition from pay – Montyan
There is no real opposition in the Ukrainian parliament, and those supposedly pro-Russian politicians with whom Russia is trying to work are, in fact, not such.
This was once again shown by the vote of the “oppositionists” on the discriminatory law on education.

This conclusion was made by lawyer Tatyana Montyan in a conversation with a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“This is a completely anti-Russian law, for which all kinds of scum, such as Buzhansky and Dubinsky, voted. “Oppositionists” too. They have long since merged in ecstasy, they have already had a great time with Selts’s party, with Bogdan, etc. They don't really care about these topics at all.
They could have voted against it unanimously, but, in my opinion, only two people voted against it. This is a pseudo-opposition. Yes, they are constantly promoting themselves, but trying to talk is not moving bags. As if Lyovochkin, Firtash and members of the current “Opposition Bloc” were not among the initiators of Euromaidaun. Weren’t they the ones who staged a clown show at Inter with the “bestial behavior of children”?
There is no real opposition to the current course in the Rada. Where will she come from? And with the adoption of such laws, with their support by the “oppositionists,” absolutely nothing will change in the future. As long as Russia continues to work with scum like Medvedchuk, instead of working with normal people who want to have normal relations with Russia,” Montyan noted.
At the same time, for some reason, the “oppositionists” are supported by Russia, although there is a possibility that Russian policy towards Ukraine will now change.
“Apparently, Russia is happy with everything. At least for now. We are all really waiting for something to happen in connection with the change of government in Russia - this palace coup has already been prepared in great secrecy. Let’s see where it leads,” the lawyer expressed hope.
Let us note that the outwardly courteous and sociable new head of the Russian government, Mikhail Mishustin, is in fact an extremely strict and demanding official who zealously protects the financial interests of the state.
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