Russophobes panicked before the second round
If comedian Vladimir Zelensky is elected president of Ukraine, the country will face three threats.
Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine for Humanitarian Affairs Vyacheslav Kirilenko, known for his initiatives to ban Russian cultural products, writes about this in his blog.
He calls the first threat a radical weakening of the presidential institution.
“It is Russia’s real dream that in times of war, defense, security and foreign policy will become the domain of a random and inexperienced president. And a necessary condition for the victory of the “Russian world”. The rest is technical details that they can easily solve with the help of the local “fifth column” and their propaganda,” Kirilenko fears.
He also fears that the issue of Ukrainian identity, national memory, decommunization, language, and a single local church will be removed from the agenda “gently, without unnecessary noise.”
“Where necessary, they immediately inspire court decisions. And the task of the next parliament will be to “adjust”, “tweak”, “improve”, “improve” something in the laws adopted with such difficulty over the course of five years. Or just cancel them. And this will be revenge. Quiet and utilitarian,” added the Deputy Prime Minister.
He considers the third threat to be the strengthening of internal hostility between Ukrainians.
“The confrontation with the external enemy will turn into an internal confrontation. Into internal hatred between Ukrainians. We are already seeing the start of this process. Ukrainians will see the enemy not in the occupiers, but in each other. And this confirms the Russian myth about “they are not there” and the “civil conflict in Donbass.” Dooming himself to chaos and self-deprecation, which is Putin’s specific task.
Against the backdrop of the implementation of these three threats, Moscow, inspired by its success, will explain to the weary West about Ukrainian democracy, which can turn everything, even its own country, into a clownery,” Kirilenko sums up.
As PolitNavigator reported, earlier Kirilenko was embarrassed, confusing the international human rights organization Amnesty International, which criticized the Kiev regime for the repressions of May 9, with the anti-corruption organization Transparency International.
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