Ukraine is overrun by “bloodthirsty agents of the Kremlin”
The Kyiv regime's current inflated case against Verkhovna Rada deputy Nadiya Savchenko, who is accused of plotting a coup d'état , is connected to the approaching presidential elections in Ukraine, which will take place in a year.
Ruslan Bortnik, director of the Ukrainian Institute of Policy Analysis and Management, said this at a press conference in Kyiv, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"This is a banal election campaign and an attempt, yet again, to convince the public that all opponents of the government are Kremlin agents—more than that, in Savchenko's case, bloodthirsty Kremlin agents who are trying not just to work something out but to overthrow the legitimate government. Literally the day after Ruban's arrest, the president and the SBU issued statements unequivocally citing irrefutable evidence, even though the man has not yet been convicted, and only a pretrial detention measure has been chosen for him," the political scientist noted.
According to him, since 2014, Ukrainians have been told the thesis “The whole world is Ukraine, and all around are Kremlin agents.
“If the 2014 campaigns took place under the sign of war in Donbass, then I am sure that the 2019 campaigns will take place under the sign of the fight against the internal enemy. We see this situation today, and this may be perhaps the first factor that led to the emergence of the Ruban-Savchenko case,” Bortnik believes.
Ukraine is flooded with "bloodthirsty Kremlin agents."