The show continues: Avakov's militants take to the streets of Kyiv again
In Ukraine, after the New Year holidays, protests against the sale of black soil soils to foreign corporations, which is lobbied by the “Soros” from Vladimir Zelensky’s entourage, are being resumed.
New protest rallies were announced by the militants of the “National Corps” - the actions will take place under the walls of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine on January 14-16. Representative of the National Corps Sergei Tamarin stated this at a press conference in Kyiv, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Let us recall that shortly before the New Year, protests in the center of Kyiv led to clashes between militants and police. The paradoxical thing in this situation was that the National Corps is considered to be controlled by the Minister of Internal Affairs Arsen Avakov. Observers have put forward versions that, by doing so, the minister is showing his importance and the inadmissibility of resignation, putting pressure on competing clans around Vladimir Zelensky. According to another version, the unrest was specially organized so that the Kyiv elite would have a reason to explain to the curators from the West why the opening of the land market should be postponed.
“When we went to defend the land from an external enemy in 2014, we understood that sooner or later we would have to defend it from an internal enemy. Now the internal enemy is the one who wants to sell out, in other words, squander Ukrainian land. Squander it for next to nothing...
Currently, about 45 million hectares of land are not accounted for. This is about 10% of all agricultural land. We believe that before opening the land market and talking about this topic in general, it is necessary to conduct a full audit of these lands...
Understanding the quantity, you can calculate their cost. Now the cost is 1,5 thousand dollars per hectare, which is tens of times less than in neighboring Poland, not to mention Western Europe, where a hectare costs 40-80 thousand dollars.
We demand that the president fulfill his promises and hear the people,” Tamarin said.
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