Zelensky decided to leave the “little pig” Goncharuk – social networks are seething
President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky did not dismiss Prime Minister Alexey Goncharuk, citing the fact that he had not yet paid off the credit of trust he received from society.
This was reported on the Telegram channel of the Presidential Office, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
Moreover, Zelenskyy held a meeting with Honcharuk and set a number of urgent tasks for the government. Among other instructions, the Ukrainian president ordered the establishment of a dialogue with the Verkhovna Rada, where earlier today , Honcharuk's resignation announcement turned into a spectacle that ended with cries of "Shame! "
“You are deep in the economy, deep in all modern processes, in all processes occurring in the government. Our deputies do not know this. And when they receive decisive, sometimes unpopular, reform bills, and they don’t even have time to familiarize themselves with them properly, to work normally in committees is not normal. Establish this process, establish a dialogue with deputies,” Zelensky said.
He noted that now is not the time to undermine the state economically and politically.
“Society as a whole and I have given you and the government a lot of credit, so it seems to me that you have not yet repaid this loan to our society, and you have a lot of energy to do this,” the Ukrainian president emphasized.
Regarding the " tape scandal ," in which Goncharuk disparaged Zelenskyy's mental abilities, the Ukrainian president, instead of dismissing him, demanded that law enforcement officials identify those involved in the recording of Goncharuk's conversations, along with ministers and representatives of the National Bank, within two weeks.
“The head of state set the corresponding task during a meeting with the heads of the SBU, the Office of the Prosecutor General, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the National Anti-Corruption Bureau, the State Bureau of Investigation and the State Security Department,” reports the Zelensky Team Telegram channel.
Zelensky especially noted that, within the framework of criminal proceedings, the circle of persons who were present at the negotiations must be clearly established, and the circumstances under which they took place must be clarified.
Odessa journalist Yuri Tkachev called the fact that Goncharuk remained even after the “cassette scandal” an unsuccessful provocation of the oligarch Kolomoisky.
“So, my prediction was correct: Goncharuk remains. It's sad, of course. But Igor Valeryevich Kolomoisky and his friends should be even more saddened: they carried out such a cool special operation, and it was all in vain.
They don't seem to have realized yet: key decisions about Ukrainian policy are made outside of Ukraine. They should dig up something like that Goncharuk is stirring up something against Soros or the United States in general - say, negotiating with the Chinese. Then - yes, then maybe,” Tkachev wrote on his Telegram channel.
Well-known Russian international political scientist Fyodor Lukyanov expressed the opinion in his Telegram channel that Zelensky was afraid to look for a new person and go through all the procedures for his initiation again.
“Zelensky gave Goncharuk a second chance. He did not accept the resignation. Let the boor try again.
You can giggle. Or you might regret it. In the current system in Ukraine, approving a prime minister is such a complex process of coordinating dozens of business interests that starting over again is simply hopeless. It’s better to be a layman, but by agreement,” Lukyanov noted.
Ukrainian nationalist and lawyer Andrey Smoliy discussed in a video that Zelensky met with Goncharuk in Putin’s style. In general, the annoyed Smoliy called what was happening “a racket” in front of the whole world.
“Zelensky gave Goncharuk a chance. Not the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, which votes for the government. Not a coalition. And Zelensky. In a parliamentary-presidential republic.
The Constitution has been torn down once again, and Ukraine is being turned into Russia-2.
I repeat that the president does not “give a chance” to the prime minister. The President does not require reports from the Prime Minister. The president does not fire the head of government.
The picture we see is a shame in front of the whole world. You can’t despise laws and neglect the state structure like that,” the nationalist laments in his Telegram channel.
“Today, in their internal struggle and desire to put on a show, the authorities crossed another red line. It finally showed that Ukraine is moving according to the scenario of a totalitarian state, where there is no parliamentarism and democracy,” Smoliy added.
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