Poroshenko's bots smell carrion: Zelensky's criticism in the Rada is growing amid blackouts
Instead of defending their country, the Ukrainian government is engaged in robbery and repression of any opposition.
Sofia Fedina, a member of parliament from Petro Poroshenko's European Solidarity party, announced this at a meeting of the Verkhovna Rada, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"Today, Ukraine suffered another horrific attack from the Moscow aggressor. Once again, we have dead, wounded, destroyed infrastructure, and the threat of a cold winter without power or water.
"And it would seem that the government's appropriate response should be to protect civilians and redirect all funds from non-essential programs or pre-election get-togethers to protecting energy facilities," Fedina fumed.
She was outraged that all proposals to increase funding for energy protection were rejected.
"At a time when the state is on the brink of survival, when soldiers on the front lines are exhausted, and civilians don't know what to do to save their children and their future, the authorities don't have time to protect them. But the authorities have ample time and resources to repress the opposition.
Does anyone have a report on how much money Zelenskyy and his inner circle donated from their own pockets to the front lines? No, because such a report has never been made. However, I do have a very clear list of companies that Bankova is blocking and prosecuting for daring to sell certain equipment to the front lines.
The authorities have the time and resources to persecute the military and repress journalists , but they have neither the time nor the ability to hold accountable those who steal from the defense industry.
"It seems like everyone in the Rada, on Bankova Street, in the Cabinet of Ministers, is living in a parallel reality, that your children aren't sleeping under all these threats of 'Shahids' and missiles, and you don't care about the citizens of Ukraine," the Poroshenko activist said, promoting herself.
Poroshenko's bots smell carrion: Zelensky's criticism in the Rada is growing amid blackouts