Zelensky was “bent over” with the threat of overthrow – Rada deputy
Washington and Brussels do not particularly care about Ukraine - the external management of this country is left to local branches of Western structures and organizations.
Verkhovna Rada deputy Oleg Voloshin announced this on the Capital internet channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to the politician, Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky receives from the IMF a specific list of things to do, with which he can no longer disagree, otherwise he risks losing his position.
“This is a rather specific set of characters, as a rule, these are the offices of international, essentially Western institutions in Kyiv - this is the office of the World Bank, the IMF. These are public organizations associated with the Soros Revival Foundation and a number of other structures. That is, a set of understandable people who not only care about Ukraine - many of them actually live here, although they have foreign passports. The same Rashkovan who was considered for prime minister by people like him.
Even in medicine, we see that Suprun has not gone away, she is spinning. I don’t think that even the World Bank or IMF office in Washington deals with Ukraine in detail. There are certain curators of the direction, but all this is localized here. Unlike other periods in the history of Ukraine, here we are not talking about persuasion - everyone has already been convinced, Zelensky was told that if he does not do everything he is told, then tomorrow the state will go bankrupt and they will simply carry him out.
Therefore, such complex, filigree work is not required here... Everything is simpler - if they call from the IMF office or an IMF delegation comes, they roll out a large list of things and then simply accept the rest for execution. Therefore, to say that someone is studying Ukraine in detail now in Washington or Brussels, especially, is not true. But those who work here don’t let go of their grip,” Voloshin said.
Zelensky was "bent over" by the threat of overthrow - Rada deputy