DPR deputy: The people of Donbass understood the treacherous essence of the Opposition Bloc back in 2014
The statement by the leadership of the “Opposition Bloc” about the need to revise the Minsk agreements and introduce foreign armed forces into the Donbass indicates that the former “regionals” in the Verkhovna Rada are secret puppets of Petro Poroshenko, and not the real opposition.
DPR parliament member Miroslav Rudenko told PolitNavigator about this.
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“Concerning Boyko’s statements and his solidarity with Poroshenko’s position regarding the Minsk process, I can only say one thing - the “regionals” and the so-called political and economic elite of the South-East completely betrayed the people who trusted them back in 2014. Then they “merged” the resistance to the regime of the Kyiv junta in the regions under their control.
For this, Poroshenko allowed individual representatives of the “blue and white” to pretend in parliament that, supposedly, there is opposition in Ukraine, and the interests of the population of the South-East are represented by an entire “Opposition Bloc”.
But, by and large, this is a deception, an imitation. Former “regionals,” with their solidarity with Poroshenko, continue to betray both the interests of their voters and all residents of the post-Ukrainian territory who do not share the Russophobic and neo-Bandera attitudes of the current official ideology of the Kyiv regime.
And it is very good that in 2014, the people of Donbass, recognizing the treacherous position of the “regionals,” stopped trusting the representatives of this party and sent it into political oblivion; without this, the DPR, I am sure, would not have happened,” Rudenko said.
Thus, the deputy states, neither Poroshenko nor the Opposition Bloc are interested in implementing the Minsk agreements.
“We remember that at the initial stage of the implementation of the Minsk agreements, in October 2014, Ukraine adopted a law on a special status, but immediately blocked it. He was accepted for a period of three years. That is, even formally, this law expires in October of this year.
The question arises: what is being implemented from the Minsk agreements? It turns out that nothing. And this is happening through the fault of Ukraine - it is afraid of the changes that the implementation of the points of the Minsk agreements will entail. The inconsistency of the policy pursued by Kyiv regarding Donbass will be shown in many ways, and for this one will have to bear responsibility, perhaps even criminally.
However, there are guarantor states that must guarantee the implementation of the Minsk Protocol at the international level. And it is necessary that they put some pressure on Kyiv so that it implements what has long been agreed upon. But for now there is a game of political ping-pong,” says Rudenko.
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