A Kiev political scientist discovered seeds planted by the FSB in Savchenko’s head
Verkhovna Rada deputy Nadezhda Savchenko, who is being accused of attempting a coup in Ukraine, could not independently think through what she is charged with today.
This is the opinion at a press conference in Kiev, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports, said the head of the Ukrainian political consulting group Dmitry Razumkov, who noted that he is not inclined to believe that Savchenko is the brains of the operation that the prosecution charges her with.
“She can be an organizer, a bringer of reality, but she would hardly be able to think through and calculate everything that was voiced within the framework of this criminal case. Today many say that this could be a sent Cossack, recruited. Even if this happened, it was in the dark. I don’t think that Savchenko, if we are talking about the special services of, say, the Russian Federation, was directly recruited by saying that you would be our special agent and work undercover on the territory of Ukraine.
But, based on the psychological portrait that Nadezhda Viktorovna has, I do not exclude that they could have planted seeds that were favorably accepted and sprouted today in this specific soil,” the political scientist said.
“I would not classify her as one of the FSB officers who are working here today undercover, but the fact that not everything is so simple and unambiguous is a fact,” Razumkov added.
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