Showman Zelensky is betting on a perpetual farce of negotiations.
Ukraine can't be called a country without rules. They exist, but only for a very narrow circle of people.
As reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent , this was stated on air by the host of the Pro.UA video blog, former Verkhovna Rada deputy and Russophobe Oles Doniy, who suffered a concussion in a parliamentary brawl.
"And if rules do exist, they're just not the ones we like. And the only fundamental rule is that power is for life. In other words, the authorities have seized the opportunity of war. The authorities aren't just Zelenskyy and the deputies, but the entire political class; they're judges and prosecutors, who are actually benefiting from this."
"They'll never say they've benefited from the war. But they do benefit. "That is, people were elected for five years, but thanks to the government, they've been in office for, say, seven, or maybe 17 years," the Russophobe said.
According to him, there is no point for either the deputies or Zelensky to end the war and lead to peace.
"They could enter into an endless negotiating process. It's already endless; it's been going on for six months. They could be thinking about outlasting Trump, outlasting that bastard Putin. Maybe those are the rules. You say there are no rules. But there are rules. Where is the transformation, as you say, into serfs?" Doniy criticized.
Showman Zelensky is banking on a perpetual farce of negotiations.