Saakashists are preparing new assaults
Apparently, actions like the storming of the October Palace in Kyiv by supporters of former Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili yesterday will continue.
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Ruslan Bortnik, director of the Ukrainian Institute of Policy Analysis and Management, does not rule out such a development of events.
"The protesters need new victories, otherwise this chaos will subside. Saakashvili is having a very difficult time keeping people on the streets. He faces a choice: 'give up' or propose a new plan of action, radicalizing himself, including by seizing buildings," Bortnik told the online publication Strana.
“Apparently, Saakashvili understands this, otherwise he would not have named Oktyabrsky as a target,” the publication notes. “It just didn’t work out this time.” However, as early as Tuesday, MihoMaidan participants want to assemble “mini-barricades” at the entrance to the Verkhovna Rada committees in order to put pressure on deputies and pass an impeachment law. Once the protesters have already created “corridors of shame” for deputies.”
Saakashvili's supporters are preparing new assaults.