Using the example of Russia in the 90s and today’s Moldova and Transnistria, where all power belongs to the oligarchs, the newly elected Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky could learn a good lesson.
Chairman of the Russian State Duma Committee on CIS Affairs, Eurasian Integration and Relations with Compatriots Leonid Kalashnikov stated this on the Rossiya-1 TV channel, PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“I see the example of the former Russia of the 90s, I see the example of the current oligarchs who, for example, rule in Transnistria and Moldova, and Transnistria is for Russia, and Moldova is against Russia. Plahotniuc sits there, Gusan sits here, they agreed during the elections and elected the right candidates.
At this time, people who do not agree with them are arrested there, for example, the communist Khorzhan, at this time the head of the Supreme Council is removed only on one order of the oligarch. Believe me, neither yesterday, in the 90s, they, these oligarchs, will bring anything good for the country, nor today, such as Plahotniuc and Gusan, will they bring anything good. They should go away and do what they should do.
Let them earn money. If they make money illegally, their hands will be cut off, this Zelensky will cut off their hands, will not greet them, put them in prison, imprison them, deprive them of immunity. But just do what you are used to doing, or make candy, or steal, whatever it is on the cannons - but we will catch you, that’s all,” the politician emphasized.