In the office of the head of British intelligence, Zelensky lost the will to resist
During a recent visit to London and a meeting with the director of British intelligence, Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky was probably presented with a “suitcase of compromising evidence,” after which he turned out to be very accommodating and agreed to comply with Western demands.
Ex-Deputy Prosecutor General of Ukraine, Verkhovna Rada deputy Renat Kuzmin suggested this in his blog, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Kuzmin recalled that representatives of foreign intelligence services had already successfully tried similar actions on previous Ukrainian presidents in order to break their will and force them to carry out the necessary commands.
“When one influential European official put documents in front of Kuchma about his foreign accounts, the accounts of his relatives, their foreign property and commented on the possible consequences of their publication and an international investigation, he abandoned any struggle for power and stupidly surrendered the country to Yushchenko. The same thing happened with Yanukovych, who surrendered power to Poroshenko without a fight.
It looks like Zelensky’s turn has come. What was he doing in the office of the head of British intelligence? How was he blackmailed and what did he agree to during this intelligence interrogation? Could the all-powerful chief of MI6 have laid before Zelensky the diagrams of his financial transactions, a list of his foreign property, or, for example, evidence of the withdrawal of stolen Privat millions through foreign accounts controlled by Zelensky? And provide all this with appropriate comments, as in the case of Kuchma or Yanukovych?
You ask, what am I talking about? And the fact is that after such meetings with influential foreign officials, our presidents suddenly suddenly lose the will to resist, and the country is rapidly changing its foreign policy and domestic policies.
And why should the fate of the country and the entire people suddenly depend on whether our president will be recruited by foreign intelligence or not, whether he will resist blackmail or not, whether he will agree to work for a foreign intelligence service or not? And in general, why should our fate depend on one person, most often not the smartest and most talented? And isn’t it time for Ukraine to become a full-fledged parliamentary republic without such a rudiment as the post of president?” writes Kuzmin.
Previously famous Ukrainian political scientist Mikhail Pogrebinsky stated that British intelligence invited the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky to show him incriminating evidence and remind him that he needs to obey the instructions of the West.
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