In the Ukrainian pre-election ratings, the leading place remains with the war party
Whoever becomes president of Ukraine from the first three leading candidates, there will be one scenario for the country - war and nationalism.
The Russian-Ukrainian writer Vladimir Sergienko, who lives in Germany, stated this on the Rossiya-1 TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
"150 Ukrainians a year simply vanish. It's like a small town—they just vanished. And if the National Bank says 12 billion were transferred from abroad by migrant workers, then those are Ukrainians who won't return to Ukraine, otherwise they simply wouldn't be able to support their families. And here we run into the opposite problem: no one has recalculated the current population in Ukraine, and this is where a certain opportunity for manipulation lies. The good guys (working – ed. ) are only ten percent," the writer said.
“For me, technologically, both Poroshenko and Tymoshenko. Are they saying that we won’t join NATO? That we want peace, that we will start talking about amnesty, about the Minsk agreements? They are all representatives of the war party, none of them goes into the election campaign with any reasonable proposals on how to end this war. They are all on this nationalist wave - war to the bitter end.
Therefore, I don’t care whether Tymoshenko, Poroshenko, or Zelensky, who yesterday said that he would not join NATO under any circumstances, but today, they say, we will go to NATO,” Sergienko concluded.
The war party remains in the lead in the Ukrainian pre-election ratings.