The investigation into the Kharkov agreements will stir up high-profile pending cases - Bondarenko
The investigation of the Kharkov agreements initiated by the National Security and Defense Council will not have any consequences for the politicians involved in them, but it does provide an opportunity to talk about those topics that are considered closed for a long time, for example, about privatization in the 1990s or about the surrender of Crimea in 2014.
Political scientist Konstantin Bondarenko stated this on the Apostrophe channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“My prognosis is that no one will get hurt. This is simply a set of actions aimed at achieving a certain legal result in order to have a certain legal position on the eve of the same “Crimean Platform”. For Zelensky, this is, first of all, a certain message for his voters: “I am ready to deal with matters that were 10 and 20 years ago.
Moreover, this goes in parallel with Danilov’s promise to take up privatization matters of the 90s. That is, Zelensky makes it clear that he is ready to raise old cases and bring to justice people who thought that everything had long been forgotten.
We have a lot of such cases. One of them is a meeting of the National Security and Defense Council in March 2014, at which the decision was made to surrender Crimea. Sooner or later we will get to the point of fully figuring out the history of what happened in 2013-2014 and is known as Maidan - who was the organizer, etc.
Perhaps we will get to the point where we are investigating the case of Yushchenko’s poisoning. We have a lot of unfinished business that remains like a secret behind seven seals,” said the political scientist.
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