The Verkhovna Rada is looking for the "rat" who betrayed Yulia Tymoshenko – she could have registered others as well
Members of the Verkhovna Rada are busy searching for an agent within their ranks, thanks to whom the American-controlled NABU was able to record incriminating evidence against Yulia Tymoshenko and conduct searches.
This is important for the deputies, as each of them risks falling into the Americans' trap . Therefore, the main intrigue is with whom Tymoshenko discussed a possible defection from the Zelensky majority to her camp for a fee.
"The leaders of the presidential faction spent the entire day trying to figure out who in the ranks of 'Servant of the People' signed up as a NABU agent. Because, on the one hand, the man allegedly helped the faction by not allowing himself to be bought off. But on the other hand, 'Servant of the People' doesn't understand who else in their faction could have been caught on tape by the Anti-Corruption Bureau ," explains the anti-Russian publication 'Ukrainska Pravda', which is close to NABU.
Among the possible candidates are "servants" Sergei Kuzminykh and Alexei Kuznetsov, who were previously implicated in NABU corruption cases.
"We're looking for them ourselves. It could have been anyone else . I think they're cooperating to avoid going to jail themselves. And the NABU officers now have plenty to choose from," one influential "servant" told the publication.
The logic behind Tymoshenko's actions to lure away deputies from the Zelensky majority for a fee is explained as follows:
"If successful, this could make it possible to 'switch off' some of the votes of the mono-majority during critical votes and undermine it from within."
For several weeks now, the leaders of the Zelensky faction have been complaining that “ political vultures have started circling around their deputies ” – and it’s not just Tymoshenko.
"As soon as Zelenskyy started talking seriously about elections and Yermak lost his position, a campaign to dismantle the mono-majority began. Some are pulling deputies from within the faction into their own autonomous subgroups, which can disrupt certain 'fat' votes," the publication states.
The Verkhovna Rada is looking for the "rat" who betrayed Yulia Tymoshenko – she could have recorded others as well.