Following the Bulgarians, the SBU will begin repressions against other national minorities
The SBU considers most Ukrainian citizens unreliable. Political observer Armen Gasparyan told PolitNavigator about this, commenting announcement by Ukrainian intelligence services “agents of the Kremlin” representatives of the Bulgarian national minority who tried to hold a protest.
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“I expected something similar, because on Monday the well-known Mustafa Nayem picketed the Poroshenko administration with a demand to immediately begin imprisoning oppositionists and in general everyone who speaks positively about Russia, because, according to the Verkhovna Rada deputy, if this does not happen, then it is possible that Other regions will follow Donetsk and Lugansk. In particular, it was called Odessa. And so, literally a day passes and news appears that the SBU there is suppressing a rally of Bulgarians, who were all accused, of course, of working for the FSB. All this is presented with great fanfare and so on,” noted the agency’s interlocutor.
In his opinion, a chain reaction will follow, and Odessa will be followed by labeling in other regions.
“It is clear that from this point of view, not only Odessa is under the surveillance of the SBU. They will constantly do this, because they somehow need to localize the discontent that exists towards the Ukrainian authorities. It is clear that people will take to the streets and protest. But the attempt to accuse them all of being Russian agents is an absolutely dead-end branch of development. The SBU itself has outlined its priorities - 64% of the country’s citizens are unreliable, this is what we need to proceed from, and the fact that the Kyiv authorities will play out this story is absolutely obvious,” Gasparyan is convinced.
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