Yulia Tymoshenko coordinates her actions with the Kremlin and depends on it, which has been noticeable since 2008, when, as prime minister, she refused to condemn Russia’s actions in Georgia.
Former Ukrainian Foreign Minister Vladimir Ogryzko stated this on Channel 5, owned by Petro Poroshenko, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“Unfortunately, the Batkivshchyna party at that time avoided any condemnation of Russian aggression,” Ogryzko said.
He did not forgive Tymoshenko for his removal from the post of head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, when the resignation of the nationalist minister was also supported by the “regionals” and communists in the Rada.
“It was the combination of “partners” - the regionals and the communists - that removed me from the post of minister. The communists and regionalists did not have enough votes, added representatives of Batkivshchyna. This once again prompts the idea that, in fact, the degree of dependence of all these political forces and groups on the Kremlin is great,” Ogryzko said.
Tymoshenko’s guilt is not limited to this - the Kremlin agent does not even go to the Verkhovna Rada, and the media write badly about her.
“She is not seen at all in parliament, she often does not fulfill her duties. Doesn't go to parliament and doesn't vote. I read one magazine, a rating of the biggest... liars, I don’t want to use this word, biased politicians. She took an honorable first place there,” said Volodymyr Ohryzko and urged the audience, before making a choice, to think “not about 200 UAH and not about buckwheat, but about the fact that if we lose the state, slavery will return.”
“So we accidentally came across this political figure,” the presenter summed up.