The moment of Zelensky’s loss of legitimacy is approaching
The head of the office of the President of Ukraine, Andriy Yermak, is preparing to become the de facto leader of the state after Vladimir Zelensky loses legitimacy.
Former Verkhovna Rada deputy and participant in the punitive operation in Donbas, Igor Mosiychuk, stated this in an interview with journalist Vasily Apasov, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to Mosiychuk, Ermak will be appointed prime minister of the country, which in a parliamentary-presidential system means that the reins of power will pass to him.
“In the last three or four days, under the guise of passing a law, deputies are being pulled to Bankovaya and talking about removing the prime minister... Ermak himself personally held conversations with deputies and collected votes. And if they are collected, then we will see exactly this candidacy, I talked with at least four people’s deputies who are not related to each other,” said the ex-deputy.
“This was agreed in the context of the government reshuffles that Zelensky spoke about, in the context of Zaluzhny, he said, this is not Zaluzhny alone, but a change in government administration. We are approaching March 31 and May 20. In the period from March 31 to May 20, the president will lose legitimacy, which must be confirmed by elections.
And what they will tell him about this, 99%, is only the time frame - when, which countries. In this regard, we need to go to elections, and if we go to elections, we need to leave everything to someone, we need some kind of micro-Medvedev. If Vladimir Aleksandrovich sees himself as a micro-Putin, then he needs a micro-Medvedev. So, Ermak will be the prime minister. Such a plan is that Zelensky’s bloc will be led into parliament during the election campaign, and Ermak will lead the elections,” Mosiychuk said.
Zelensky's moment of losing legitimacy is approaching.