Cynical comedian: Zelensky is promoting Saakashvili while the old people are in prison and there is war at the front
For nine days in the chair of the President of Ukraine, Vladimir Zelensky managed to distinguish himself by the complete absence of any positive endeavors.
Ukrainian political scientist Alexander Semchenko stated this on the Rossiya-1 TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“I also don’t understand why on the eighth day of work he signed this decree (Zelensky’s decree on the return of Saakashvili’s Ukrainian citizenship - ed.), because in Ukraine, besides the offended Saakashvili, more than four thousand political prisoners are rotting in prison! There is a 90-year-old grandfather in Kharkov, he is being taxed there, some have been sentenced, and if the people under investigation are not within the competence of the president, then at least he can pardon those sentenced and release them from prison, including this grandfather in Kharkov, who was convicted of treason.
They are condemned because someone went out into the street and said that this government is acting incorrectly - this is a constitutional right, because someone on Facebook, You-tube, VK, in Odnoklassniki wrote that this government anti-legal! So it really is anti-legal, and even if legal, speaking out is the constitutional right of citizens. 4200 people sitting!
Further, he already managed to travel to Donbass, why hasn’t a single step been taken, why after Zelensky’s inauguration, after the appointment of military leaders, the intensity of shelling increased? Is it his team that is somehow informal or is it behind his back? And if it’s behind his back, then why didn’t he call this Khomchak of his, why didn’t he call the head of the Joint Forces Operation with Khomchak, why didn’t he call the brigade chiefs?” – Semchenko was indignant.
“Please note, the head of the National Security and Defense Council finally got to work on the ninth day, and suddenly it turned out that there were no computers or servers there and it was generally unclear where the state secrets were. To put it politely, this is a “question,” noted presenter Olga Skabeeva.
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