The regime does not mobilize law enforcement officers so that there is someone to suppress the riots
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky needs security forces in the rear to suppress outraged citizens.
Ukrainian TV presenter Vitaly Dyky stated this on the PolitExpert channel , as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"Law enforcement agencies—all those prosecutors, police, all those economic crime departments, and everything else that's currently irrelevant in this situation—there are over 330 of them—are already a boost to mobilization. But no one wants to do that because they're afraid that if something were to happen in the country, as they believe, the Russians would stir things up (how things are turning upside down, right?), and if people get upset, especially now that the 20th has passed, the date (there's a lot to talk about here, but in any case, it's a dangerous topic), but in any case, there needs to be order in the country.
To keep everyone quiet and keep this issue from getting out of hand, especially during wartime, there needs to be forces in place to handle the wave of indignation that arises. This is what the government is counting on. It seems so. These aren't my words; this story is constantly being discussed, and the conclusion is the same," Diky said.
" Because, in a normal process, I think these people who are armed, trained, and know how to handle weapons should be under the close scrutiny of the Ministry of Defense and those involved in recruiting. And yet, it all looks so strange: an ordinary combine operator should be allowed to go, while law enforcement officials remain undercover ," the TV journalist complained.
The Zelensky regime is not mobilizing law enforcement to suppress the riots.