Parubiy screamed about the threat of arrest
The new Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky and his team allegedly support the “Kremlin puppets” seeking put on trial Petro Poroshenko, Andriy Parubiy, and other Maidan leaders.
The former head of the Verkhovna Rada of the eighth convocation, Andriy Parubiy, stated this on air on the Pryamoy TV channel controlled by Petro Poroshenko’s structures, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“The cases that Portnov incriminates would never have reached any decisions if not for the invisible, unspoken support of the current government. Portnov is a screen, a barking dog. There would never have been any action on those cases if there had not been, sometimes invisible and unspoken, influence on the courts and law enforcement agencies that correlate with the Office of the President.
Portnov wrote this five years ago, and he writes today. And I also sometimes read Azarov, and whatever he wrote, he writes: “We need to put Poroshenko and Parubiy in jail, otherwise people will never believe that there are changes in the country.” Portnov says the same thing, he simply repeats it like a parrot.
But Portnov’s activities became possible only under this government. Azarov's recommendations became possible only under this government. Only with this the authorities of the State Bureau of Investigation were able open a business, where it is stated that Parubiy organized illegal armed groups to organize unrest in Odessa,” he said.
After which Andrei Parubiy spoke about his contribution to the Ukrainian coup d'etat of 2014, and tried to accuse the current government of hating the Maidan.
“Think about it - the organization of illegal armed groups when I did everything possible and organized the first volunteer battalions, when the police were inactive, and the Maidan Self-Defense in Kyiv simply performed the function of law enforcement. And now, it turns out, “Maidan Self-Defense”, volunteer battalions, everyone who was on the Maidan - it turns out that these were illegal armed groups.
And when the question arises of how to evaluate this government, it seems to me that it very deeply hates the Maidan, our soldiers and volunteers, that’s how it sees and evaluates it. And this assessment completely coincides with Russian assessments,” Parubiy was indignant.
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