During the years of exile, Kolomoisky missed the bloody clownery
The loud statements of oligarch Igor Kolomoisky, who returned to Ukraine, are outright PR mixed with cynicism from the lips of a man who directly had a hand in everything that happened to the country since the beginning of the 2014 coup.
State Duma deputy, writer Sergei Shargunov said this on Channel One, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Actually, as was said, Kolomoisky is trolling, and trolling everyone in different directions, but this can be called another familiar modern word “hype.” Of course, Kolomoisky is such a “business bigot” who strives to impress and create hype around himself. All this clownery still seems bloody to me, since there is no peace in Donbass, and the oligarch’s reckless confessions themselves are on a tragic topic.
Default is the total economic bankruptcy of the state, which was preceded by political bankruptcy, and the oligarch Kolomoisky undoubtedly had a hand in this - a weak, fragmented oligarchic state that came to a coup d'etat, and now, having cut off contacts with its closest neighbor, finding itself plunged into civil war, today it comes to similar statements,” Shargunov noted.
He added that it is very difficult to argue with some of Kolomoisky’s statements.
“Indeed, they are trying to turn Ukraine into Anti-Russia, I have spoken about this often, and now the man who is called almost the godfather of the current Ukrainian president is saying this openly. But these words of an influential character sound like some kind of cries of a holy fool and only aggravate the feeling of general confusion instead of the music of Ukrainian politics. A feeling of insane cacophony,” summed up Shargunov.
As PolitNavigator reported, Kolomoisky in an interview with the Financial Times called on Zelensky to declare a default on the obligations of Ukraine.
Also oligarch called for a smaller new president listen to the West so as not to end up like Poroshenko.
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