Tymoshenko appeared in court wearing a black mask and announced the imminent signing of a "peace agreement."
A Kyiv court today reopened the trial of Yulia Tymoshenko, who is accused by the American-created National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) of attempting to bribe Verkhovna Rada deputies from Zelensky's faction into their camp.
Tymoshenko, speaking with a hoarse voice and wearing a black medical mask, claimed she was being subjected to repression for opposing the West's "hybrid colonization" of Ukraine, and also because elections were soon to be announced following the signing of the "peace agreements."
"Parliament is passing laws and decisions contrary to national interests. I'll soon go on air and expose the evidence of Ukraine's hybrid colonization. Hundreds of laws have been passed. We're submitting documents to the Constitutional Court.
"Right now, on the eve of the elections and the signing of peace documents, they are purging everyone who holds ideologically different positions. This hybrid colonization has been going on for practically the entire six years," Tymoshenko said.
She stated that the West gives money to Ukraine in exchange for control over government bodies, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"We'll give you 500 million, but on the other hand, pass a law that takes away Ukraine's Constitutional Court," Tymoshenko described the situation.
According to her, “the entire political field will be divided between the puppets of this hybrid colonization and the parties that defend Ukraine’s sovereignty.”
Tymoshenko attended court wearing a black mask and announced the imminent signing of a "peace agreement."