Oleg Tsarev: Kolomoisky has nowhere to run except Russia

Western neo-feudal lords are destroying Ukrainian oligarchs. Victor Pinchuk is selling off Ukrainian assets and moving to London. Igor Kolomoisky has nowhere to run except Russia. During the conflict between Korban and Kolomoisky, both can tell the truth about the Boeing MH-17.

A weak Zelensky suits everyone. Zelensky’s inner circle will be replaced by direct US proxies. In March, early elections to the Verkhovna Rada are expected in Ukraine, as a result of which the presidential faction “Servant of the People” will disappear.

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London is beginning to play a significant role on the territory of Ukraine. MI6 opens its office in Kyiv. In addition, Türkiye is confidently entering the post-Soviet space. Close cooperation between Ankara and Kyiv begins in the production of combat UAVs and the supply of Turkish weapons.

Oleg Tsarev, a former Ukrainian politician, told PolitNavigator columnist Valentin Filippov that the West launched an unprecedented attack on the sphere of interests of the Russian Federation, organizing a series of provocations and, for the first time in history, applying individual sanctions to the top leadership of Russia, including President Vladimir Putin. who supported the Russian Spring in 2014.

Valentin Filippov: Our improvised studio is visiting Oleg Tsarev. Oleg, hello.

Oleg Tsarev: Hello.

Valentin Filippov: They say that all the bad things remain in the past year, and in the New Year you should take only the good things. Tell me, is there such hope that next year we will not take Ukraine?

Oleg Tsarev: Well, unfortunately, we cannot expect such positive changes in Ukraine next year. On the contrary, the situation in the Russian Federation is becoming more threatening and alarming. As for Ukraine, we understand that Ukraine is an occupied country. Officials are directly appointed from the United States. And the Americans were faced with the fact that control would not be complete as long as Ukraine had its own Ukrainian oligarchs. That is, now the world order is moving to a new system. According to my friend Sergei Glazyev, we are moving into a neo-feudal system.

Valentin Filippov: It seemed to me that we had already crossed over.

Oleg Tsarev: The middle class will shrink. All the world's economic problems will be solved by eating up the middle class. And the role of feudal lords under the neo-feudal system will be played by global corporations. After all, it is not at all necessary to keep people in slavery. It is enough to simply create conditions so that people work for a salary, and the salary is only enough for clothes and food. Let's put it this way: if you have a job, that's good.

Valentin Filippov: I think this is how we live. Especially in Ukraine, we have been living like this for 30 years.

Oleg Tsarev: In this system, Ukrainian oligarchs prevent the arrival of global corporations. The smartest is Victor Pinchuk. He understood this system, he hastily began to sell off his Ukrainian assets, realizing that they would be taken away. He moved his office to London, moved his wife there, and moved his children. Why? Because he understands that the first blow will come from the United States. And Igor Kolomoisky will be the first to come under attack. Kolomoisky’s situation is such that it is more difficult for him than anyone else. He bet on Trump, he paid for a whole series of materials that came out against Biden. We talked about the fact that the leaking of the Biden-Poroshenko wiretap was organized with Kolomoisky’s money. And his bet turned out to be on the wrong side. But he had no choice, he had one last chance, because things absolutely didn’t work out with the Democrats. The only hope was that Republicans would thank him for the favor if Trump won. Trump didn't win.

In addition, Kolomoisky’s relationship with his former comrades, with Korban and Filatov, has reached a situation where Korban is paying for the courts in the United States, where Igor Kolomoisky, as the leader of the Ukrainian mafia, should be convicted. This trial is taking place in the state of Delaware.

When there were local elections in Dnepropetrovsk, Kolomoisky supported Zagid Krasnov. Zagid Krasnov is a Dagestani, Lezgin by nationality. Korban and Filatov called him a “mountain goat.” When they celebrated their victory, they invited our entire Dnepropetrovsk elite, and at the hairdresser they forced us to give the goat a manicure. Under the threat that the gas, electricity, and water would be turned off for life, the hairdresser did. The goat was brought onto the stage, and the goat, out of fright, piled up a pile...

Valentin Filippov: Reasonable...

Oleg Tsarev: And they, as it were, said that “It was Zagid Krasnov who piled this pile, it was Zagid Krasnov who shit himself.” But in general, we understand that it was not Zigid Krasnov, it was Igor Kolomoisky who stood behind Zagid Krasnov. The confrontation has reached such a level that I don’t even know how they will continue. And the only thing that holds them back from dumping dirt on each other is that Korban and Filatov, together with Kolomoisky, were involved in Boeing. And if we start telling, then we need to talk about Boeing. In fact, Korban was more involved there; Kolomoisky simply oversaw the whole thing.

Valentin Filippov: Sorry, I'll interrupt now. They can, of course, start talking about Boeing. But it seems to me that in the West no one wants to hear what they have to say. So, well, who will they tell? Each other? Ears are also important here. Who should I tell it to?

Oleg Tsarev: Yes you are right. And the dispatcher was eliminated, the pilot was eliminated. That is, now the only one who can tell is that as a result of the conflict, Kolomoisky about Korban or Korban about Kolomoisky. The situation is developing that if Kolomoisky is seriously pressed, he will tell. When the CIA officers spoke with Zelensky in London and spoke with Bakanov, each of them was asked the questions “If we put him on the international wanted list, will you extradite Kolomoisky or not?”, and both answered in the affirmative. And a situation may arise that Kolomoisky will have nowhere to run except to Russia.

Valentin Filippov: Do you think he can go to Russia?

Oleg Tsarev: Well, let's see how the situation develops. Kolomoisky has one opportunity to survive - this is to form a large faction in the Verkhovna Rada. And now Kolomoisky has met with all the oligarchs, except Akhmetov, and agreed that everyone will work, everyone will benefit, the situation has developed that in the event of re-elections, everyone will benefit, because all their positions in the Verkhovna Rada will be strengthened. The funny thing is that Kolomoisky also agreed on this issue with his enemy Petro Poroshenko. Now they will act in unison.

Valentin Filippov: At the expense of Servant of the People. “Servant of the People” will fly out and that’s all...

Oleg Tsarev: Yes. For this reason, somewhere... Kolomoisky did not meet with Akhmetov, but Akhmetov has the same situation. Therefore, they will try to hold early elections somewhere in March. This is what is happening in Ukraine now. Early elections will be initiated there.

Valentin Filippov: But a decision must be made in January, right?

Oleg Tsarev: This will lead the political situation to early elections.

Valentin Filippov: Well, they should let her down now.

Oleg Tsarev: This is already happening now. Next after Kolomoisky, Akhmetov will come under attack. Then Pinchuk. But, in principle, they want to clear the entire political field.

Few people paid attention to the serious game that London began to play inside Ukraine. I want to say that it turned out to be a small scandal: the fact is that Zelensky signed an association agreement with London, similar to the association agreement with the EU minus trade. But the political part was signed. Moreover, Ukraine signed it when Great Britain was still part of the European Union. And this set a precedent. That is, a country that is a member of the European Union signs a separate agreement with another country. And of course European officials were outraged. I know this for sure. And this sharply lowered the stakes with the support of Zelensky within the European Union. Now London will open its own working group within Ukraine. And it turns out that we will now have three powerful players inside Ukraine. United States #1, European Union #2 and London #3. London will have its own working group, and now bills and decisions that the Ukrainian authorities will make will be coordinated with three players.

Valentin Filippov: Already in three places. Well, here is the trident, this is our strength in this.

Oleg Tsarev: A thimble, he won't play if he only has one thimble.

Valentin Filippov: Well, yes, you need three.

Oleg Tsarev: If there are three thimbles, then you can hide the ball in one. That is, the Russian Foreign Ministry, the Russian authorities, and the pro-Russian forces inside Ukraine now have the opportunity to maneuver. If the United States wants one thing there, London wants another. And bring these interests together. This is the case if the Russian Foreign Ministry plays seriously and plays well.

Valentin Filippov: He will not only play, he will dance.

Oleg Tsarev: If only it didn’t turn out that, as they say, “You get lost in three pines.” If you have enough professionalism, this opens a window of opportunity.

As for London, London is seriously starting to play in the post-Soviet space. We see that historically Turkey, remember all the military conflicts with Russia, Turkey relied on the support of Great Britain. And now, against the backdrop of Turkey’s conflict with France, very close work is taking place with MI6. MI6 is also opening its office inside Ukraine, and MI6 will work very seriously. And the contacts that pass through Turkey on military cooperation with Ukraine are MI6 contacts. UAVs, the joint production of which will now begin between Ukraine and Turkey. Supplies of military equipment from Turkey. This, of course, creates additional risks, because London will be interested in ensuring that events in Donbass, and with Crimea in the future after Donbass, follow the Karabakh scenario. Remember the confrontation, the war in Crimea, where England, France and Turkey were. Well, England will be interested now...

Valentin Filippov: Thank God there is no Sardinia.

Oleg Tsarev: Yes. So things will escalate. England is now working very seriously in Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, and generally in Central Asia and the Caucasus. It works to oust Russia and China, and to pull these countries towards itself through Turkey, to create a zone of influence there. Therefore, it will not be so easy for the Russian Federation. Another strong and insidious player will now emerge in the territories of the former Soviet Union, who will work against the Russian Federation.

Valentin Filippov: Nothing new, actually, from history. In Central Asia, we have always opposed England, even if not directly. They have colonies there from the south, and we moved from the north. And Afghanistan is an eternal stumbling block.

Oleg Tsarev: Well, that's true. But these territories were simply already completely behind us, they were ours. Now we are returning to a state where Russia is separate, and these territories are separate. And we still have to fight for them.

Valentin Filippov: No, well, in Russia there are such sentiments. A guy recently died in Karabakh. There, while clearing mines, our soldier, a paratrooper, died. And there are a lot of comments on the Internet “Why did our boy have to die on someone else’s Karabakh soil”…. Well, with this logic, in general... So as not to die near Voronezh, I think so?

Oleg Tsarev: Yes .

Valentin Filippov: Because it would be possible to die in Erzurum, and not in Karabakh. But they decided: “Why are we going to die in Erzurum?”

Oleg Tsarev: Or in the Central African Republic. I want to say that in connection with these events, the emerging war with the oligarchs, the cleansing of Ukraine, the West places very high hopes on Sytnik, the head of NABU...

Valentin Filippov: Well, it's natural.

Oleg Tsarev: Why they hold on to him is unclear. Because in this situation, after the decision of the Constitutional Court, after all these cases of corruption against Sytnik, it was easier to exchange him for the same Sytnik No. 2. But for now, the West, this is the latest information, will hold on to Sytnik, will push through Ukraine and Zelensky so that Sytnik remains. Why - because he must play the main role in the war with the oligarchs. As far as I know, Zelensky will be supported for now. For now they believe that this is the president who suits them. He is quite weak and unambitious...

Valentin Filippov: Yes, he suits everyone.

Oleg Tsarev: Yes. A weak president suits everyone now. And oligarchs and foreign forces. Therefore, for now there is no talk of replacing Zelensky. Well, Kolomoisky, it’s clear - he will try to increase his influence group in the Verkhovna Rada. Akhmetov always controlled Ilya Pavlyuk’s group - about 40 deputies. You remember, this is one of the former “curators-chief smugglers of Western customs” customs, who financially helped Zelensky more than anyone else during the election campaign. Who formed his own group, and it should have been much larger, but about 40 deputies remained. Deputies who focus on Pavlyuk. And through Pavlyuk to Akhmetov. Plus, Akhmetov finances the group of Razumkov, the speaker. And some began to write that “Zelensky is dissatisfied with the fact that Akhmetov has too much influence on the decisions of the Verkhovna Rada,” that Zelensky wanted to appoint Vitrenko as head of the Ministry of Energy, but he didn’t succeed and so he is annoyed with Akhmetov’s influence, and that Akhmetov financed these rallies single taxpayers who staged a “tax Maidan”. This is not true. According to the information that I have, Akhmetov did not finance the “tax Maidan”. And it was convenient for Zelensky, it was agreed with him that Akhmetov would lobby for Vitrenko’s non-appointment. That is, thus, Zelensky allegedly went to meet Kolomoisky halfway. They submitted a candidacy, but bad Akhmetov failed this candidacy.

Valentin Filippov: Excuse me, please, but I have a lyrical question, maybe you have some opinion on this topic: I remember our mayor Alexei Kostusev, and his son Alexei Goncharenko. Somehow there suddenly turned out to be such different directions, different beliefs, different interests. I remember Natalya Vitrenko, who simply tore her shirt, tore her vest at the fascist cross and told how “We will drive out NATO, we will drive out the oligarchs, we will drive out, in general, all of this bourgeois Ukraine.” She told all this and told it, and meanwhile her son was growing up. And so she raised us all, and raised her son at the same time.

And now she says: “Well, my son is good, he is smart, in general, he should be prime minister. Yes, we have different ideological views” - how does it happen that they have different ideological views, or is this just a vile ability to put their eggs in different baskets? Which is actually typical for some women in our country.

Oleg Tsarev: Well, perhaps we should ask Natalya Vitrenko this question. I recommend that you conduct an interview with her, you will find it interesting

Valentin Filippov: Don't want. That's exactly why I don't want to. An extra interview is extra PR for her. She doesn't need PR. “We won’t give him Hell, we’ll give him nothingness.”

Oleg Tsarev: Well, yes, because Vitrenko was one of those who organized the gas reversal, from which he himself made good money. This is supposedly the gas reverse, so as not to buy Russian gas.

Valentin Filippov: And she went begging for money from us, from our unfortunate cafe owners.

Oleg Tsarev: What else about personnel appointments and personnel changes - foreigners will work to change Zelensky’s head of administration. That is, Zelensky is satisfied. Ermak and Tatarov are not satisfied. Tatarov was retained for some time, but both Sytnik and the West will work to install a more convenient head of administration and, through him, actually lead the country.

Valentin Filippov: Well, in principle, it would be possible to allocate some premises for Zelensky at one of the embassies and that would be enough for him. Maybe take Mendel with him.

Let's move a little to the northeast. Tell me, the strengthening of sanctions that is happening now is another attack on Russia, what is this intended for? Do they really hope to somehow split society and remove Putin, for example? I don’t understand, here’s Putin, he’s not on his own, there’s probably a whole conglomerate of people there. Some businessmen, officials, bureaucrats... Putin is also a corporation, of a sort. Is it possible, through some personal sanctions against Putin, to remove Putin and change the configuration of power?

Oleg Tsarev: That's not the point. Everyone understands that the decision of the court of the European Committee, which banned Putin and a number of government officials from appearing at the Olympic Games, is the first personal sanction against Putin. And the fact that there is a clause that if the Olympic Games are held in any of the countries, and this country invites Putin, then he has the right to come, then these words become self-evident. But this clause is even more humiliating. It only emphasizes that these are personal sanctions. I want to draw attention to the fact that there have been many conflicts between the Russian Federation and the West. There was the Magnitsky case, there were other issues. Crimea, Donbass, a lot of everything. But until now there have never been personal sanctions against Vladimir Vladimirovich. Why - because, well, it’s not customary to impose sanctions against...

Valentin Filippov: Acting.

Oleg Tsarev: With whom tomorrow we have to sit down at the table, negotiate, sign some documents. What this means is that the confrontation between the West and Russia will increase. And about what everyone will do to knock Putin off the leader of the country.

Valentin Filippov: Excuse me, first of all, you are saying to sign something with the current president. They seem to show that they don’t want to talk to him anymore. This is on the one hand, but on the other hand, it is just the Olympic Committee. And secondly, in order to bring down Putin, they could say: “We are waiting for Russian athletes under the Russian flag, but we will not let this president come here.” And then people would have the feeling: “No, they love Russia, everything is fine, but Putin, yes, he is bad.” And then it turns out that they completely ban the Russian flag, ban the Russian coat of arms, and ban Putin. That is, Putin, the Coat of Arms and the Flag are concepts of the same level, they are, as it were, symbols of statehood. Well, what will they achieve with this? They only strengthen Vladimir Vladimirovich’s ratings.

Oleg Tsarev: This is an indicator that this year we will face a whole series of scandals and attempts to rock Russia from the inside. It is clear that Russia cannot be captured: there are nuclear weapons, there is a powerful army, but attempts will be made to rock Russia from the inside. I understand that, as in the case of Yanukovych, there are a lot of questions about corruption, about some issues within the Russian Federation. Still, over 20 years a lot of mutual claims have accumulated. But, nevertheless, Russians need to understand that the Maidan and the revolution within Russia are the worst things that can happen.

Valentin Filippov: You yourself understand that 5% is enough. Even 3. And there will always be so many morons.

Oleg Tsarev: Now, you see, Navalny’s case is getting worse, quite actively... Poisoning...

Valentin Filippov: Well, does any normal person really believe in this?

Oleg Tsarev: I want to say that according to the latest polls, the Levada Center, in my opinion, conducted - 25% of Russians are inclined to trust it, and this is a fairly large percentage.

Valentin Filippov: That's a lot. It's probably the education system's fault. They did, after all, drop her a lot.

Oleg Tsarev: I don’t know if we should trust these numbers, but it’s a lot.

Valentin Filippov: In any case, a lot.

Oleg Tsarev: And I don’t know all the nuances of this case, but by analogy, knowing how the special operation was carried out in Ukraine, knowing a little about the Bashirov case, well, here are our guys who were poisoned in London...

Valentin Filippov: The spire looked...

Oleg Tsarev: I understand how it was all done. There is such a term - active operation. Russian intelligence made a mistake and issued foreign passports to its employees. Well, you know that employees do not go on special operations under their real names. They issued passports in a row - their numbers were 01, 02, 03...

Valentin Filippov: This is how they pay their salaries in dollars in Crimea. I don’t understand where the dollars come from in Crimea.

Oleg Tsarev: And when they caught this pattern, the guys just waited. Now they come abroad, and they are already being tracked. That is, they track not when something happened…. Then they presented it under the guise of an investigation, like they were investigating how they came there, came here, there were cameras tracking them somewhere. But, in fact, they were simply taken in at the moment of arrival. And the Skripal case – the poisoning – was edited later for this trip. That is, the guys arrived, and everything had already happened, including poisoning, and it all played out like clockwork. I don’t know if Skripal was poisoned, but I assume that it would be the ultimate stupidity to poison Navalny.

Valentin Filippov: Well it is more like Yes.

Oleg Tsarev: But I have no doubt that, as in Ukraine, the opposition leaders were escorted. And the escort group was probably constant. And then, in the same way, within the framework of an active operation, all this could be made up along the way for these people.

Valentin Filippov: Simulate poisoning and say: “Look, there they are around, the bastards.”

Oleg Tsarev: Then do it, supposedly it was an investigation, although documenting this campaign.

Valentin Filippov: But I think the very fact that Russia is constantly being accused of an unsuccessful attempt to poison with some kind of chemical warfare agent, this in itself immediately raises doubts. Because it is clear that there in the West it is very profitable for them to accuse Russia of using chemical weapons. And on our part it’s somehow stupid. Well, I want to kill Navalny, so why am I going to get some kind of military substance and sprinkle it somewhere. Everyone understands perfectly well that this is the most difficult path.

Oleg Tsarev: Therefore, I would like to congratulate everyone on the upcoming New Year, wish that the Russians strengthen themselves, we must be strong, the year will not be easy, and everyone will survive the difficulties that await us.

Valentin Filippov: Let the poison on our tables be five-star, three-star, depending on who you like, and, in general, it can be made on apples - this is Calvados, or on grapes - this is grappa. Well, everything is as it should be.

And fireworks - poof!

Oleg Tsarev: Happy New Year.