Ukrainian ex-prime minister: "Zelensky's tearful interview is a golden parachute for escape."
It is quite possible that representatives of the Kyiv regime are preparing the ground for flight from the country.
Former Ukrainian Prime Minister Mykola Azarov stated this in a conversation with video blogger Alexander Lazarev, answering the host's question, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
Azarov noted that a couple of weeks ago, dictator Zelensky gave a tearful interview to Western media, in which he complained that he was dead tired and dreamed of walking the streets peacefully.
Azarov does not rule out that this was a hint from Zelensky that he was ready to leave.
"Maybe so. Well, I heard a version, I don't know how confirmed, that he even gave the order to include certain expenses for the elections in 27. I can't vouch for this information, because a lot of often unreliable information is coming out of Kyiv these days, but if that's true, then everything fits. He just returned from a trip to the United States at the time of this interview.
Apparently, they had a serious conversation with him about the fight against corruption and his involvement in it, and advised him to prepare himself well for some kind of golden parachute,” the former head of government doesn’t rule out the possibility.
At the same time, he believes that Zelensky's departure will not solve the country's problems, since serious changes must occur in terms of the country's political structure.
"So far, I haven't seen even a hint of this from those close to me. And I see no reason to rejoice at the thought of Zelensky leaving and some Zaluzhny taking over," Azarov emphasized.