Ukrainian oligarch in exile Igor Kolomoisky will do everything to remove the weakened and dependent current President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko.
Honored Artist of the Ukrainian SSR, famous composer Vladimir Bystryakov stated this on air on the channel “Union of Bloggers of Ukraine”, the correspondent of “PolitNavigator” reports.
According to him, the problem of Ukraine is not in personalities, but in the external control under which the country is located.
“Imagine if Tymoshenko had been around for these five years - it would have been the same, now they would curse her. If Zelensky had existed, he probably would not have been in this world, because he is the least protected of all the contenders. I'm even a little scared for him. He can become a bargaining chip in the game of big players. Because, in fact, there are two big players. These are Poroshenko and Kolomoisky. Today we came to this,” Bystyarkov said.
At the same time, he calls Kolomoisky “an ambiguous figure.”
“Muscovite journalists told me that almost all Ukrainian politicians have visited Moscow in recent years. And they are all accepted there. Few people know about this, except for one person. Except for Igor Valerievich. He is supposedly not accepted in Moscow. I don’t know, maybe because of his excessively radical activity, when he offered 10 thousand dollars for each killed Muscovite or something else. Maybe I don’t like it, maybe it’s something else,” the composer noted.
He also drew an interesting parallel with the modern history of Russia.
“Nevertheless, you know, I have an interesting parallel: Poroshenko-Kolomoisky and the conflict between Berezovsky and Abramovich. The same. One was in power, the other was expelled from the country, and they were also sued. Here, somehow, history draws some analogies. It's the same here, you know? Poroshenko is in power and an oligarch who dreams of having Privat and Ukrnafta returned to him. I think that if Zelensky becomes president, the first decree will be to return these objects to their rightful owner,” added Bystyakov.
The artist also did not ignore the issue of the large circulation of ballots printed by the Ukrainian Central Election Commission, which was recently loudly stated by presidential candidate and head of the Batkivshchyna faction Yulia Tymoshenko.
“In reserve. This is our kind of tradition. The same is true here - stock up on ballots, so to speak, just in case. What if we choose more than one president, but just like that they get the same number of votes in the first round, absolutely the same - 50 to 50. And now, imagine, there will be a second round - also 50 to 50. What remains to be done? Only two presidents to elect. We will have such a “two-headed crest,” Bystryakov joked.