Poroshenko began to irritate Washington due to sabotage of the agreements between Putin and Tillerson
The fact that the Solomensky court released the NABU suspect of corruption Mykola Martynenko on bail is an attempt by President Poroshenko to show his teeth to the United States, Ukrainian political scientist Dmitry Korneychuk writes in his blog.
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He reminds that the court didn't set bail at all for the release of Martynenko, although the prosecution asked for 300 million hryvnia, and notes that the Ukrainian judicial system is completely dependent on Bankova.
According to the expert, in this way Poroshenko is trying to show that he will not allow Washington to blackmail him with the help of the NABU created under the patronage of the Americans, will not give rise to early elections due to the collapse of the coalition, and at the same time extinguish the hysteria of the “Popular Front”, which was planning to flee the coalition due to for the arrest of one of the key sponsors of this party.
“But in Washington they will only laugh at Poroshenko’s actions,” the expert believes. – Considering that the formidable “master of Ukraine” is completely dependent on IMF tranches. And in general, from the goodwill of the Americans, who allow us to still be in power. On the other hand, Poroshenko has already openly begun to irritate Washington. How to give the command to release Nasirov and Martynenko with petty dirty tricks in style. So and more overt provocations related to the sabotage of the progress agreed upon by Tillerson-Putin on Minsk at the planned meeting in the Normandy format.
The Solomensky Court of Kyiv released Martynenko on bail free of charge. Instead of a bail of 300 million hryvnia, as requested by the prosecutor's office. ...
Posted by Dmitry Korneychuk on in 2017 April 22
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