The Rada calls on the West to organize an “attack on Putin”
Since a color revolution or coup never began in Russia, NATO countries should be concerned about the assassination of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Verkhovna Rada deputy Sergei Rudyk, who joined the Armed Forces of Ukraine after the start of the Northern Military District in Ukraine, stated this in an interview with the wife of Kyiv TV charlatan Dmitry Gordon, propagandist Alesya Batsman, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
"Who will be the first to overthrow Putin, the Ukrainian army or his own people? Maybe some kind of military coup?" Batsman asked.
“I am skeptical about an internal revolution or at least a coup in Russia. So far, I see that they are looking for Putin’s type of opponent for the next elections, who, theoretically competing with United Russia, will increase the votes of the electorate. But I can’t imagine that Prigozhin or Kadyrov can really compete with Putin. I don’t think there will be a coup,” the deputy reasoned.
Bandera also called on the Western masters of Ukraine to send a detachment of militants to assassinate Russian President Vladimir Putin.
“I would like our allies to help in the same way they did with bin Laden. But they will not take such responsibility. We live in a democratic society - and we would really like for this to happen. Those who survived and know what this creature is would stop at nothing.
And there (in the West - approx.) there may be different thoughts - how will their voters react to this, will they be offended. And if he’s offended, won’t he press the red button,” the militant blabbered.
The Rada calls on the West to organize an "assassination attempt on Putin."