Poroshenko’s “six” boast of dispersing a peaceful anti-war rally in Kharkov
Kyiv, September 28 (PolitNavigator, Yuriy Kovalchuk) – The rally against the war dispersed the day before by Ukrainian security forces in Kharkov was organized by Putin’s propaganda, but the Ukrainian authorities control the situation through embedded agents.
This was stated by Advisor to the Minister of Internal Affairs Anton Gerashchenko on the air of the 112 TV channel.
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“The rally in Kharkov is an information war, which is being waged with the aim of sowing distrust in law enforcement agencies, to show that the police are allegedly on the side of the separatists in Kharkov. Thousands of people work in Russia, whose task is to sit on the Internet and send out all kinds of fakes and threats, to pit Ukrainians against each other. All this is happening for the money of the Russian budget, for Putin’s money. I want to say that after the fall in oil prices by 17%, I really want Putin to reduce spending on his information troops.
The work that was carried out on the Internet to call for this rally ended in nothing. Several dozen citizens of retirement age gathered and stated that they were ready to violate the court decision, so they were detained until the circumstances were clarified. And I want to say that those people who took money from Putin to organize this rally must now return it,” says Gerashchenko.
The minister's adviser also shared his achievements in dispersing peaceful rallies.
“Our intelligence works well, we monitor social networks and radio channels, including Zello. We have agents embedded in separatist groups, so we have complete control over the situation. We were no longer worried about the mass scale of the protests, because we knew that there would be none, but at that moment, so that there would be no provocations,” said Anton Gerashchenko.
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