Even if the version voiced by the authorities that Mikheil Saakashvili is an agent of Russia is confirmed, this will not help Petro Poroshenko, who has lost his former popularity.
Former SBU press secretary Stanislav Rechinsky reflects on this in his blog.
“The problem is that even if it turns out that Saakashvili is a Russian agent, this will not add confidence to Poroshenko,” he wrote.
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“It’s a strange feeling that the country is spreading apart like rotten tissue. More precisely, power institutions are creeping apart. And the political layer, called upon to create new power institutions, to replace the rotten ones, for some reason does not create anything. It is clear that, in the end, the current processions will come to the logical conclusion of Moses, that none of those who have been in slavery in Egypt (that is, in power) will enter the new land. That is, we will talk about real and total lustration of the current government. But... where is the change?” – Rechinsky also notes.