President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky is not concerned collapse of mono-majority in parliament, because he wants to announce re-elections to the Verkhovna Rada and the presidency.
Spiridon Kilinkarov, deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of previous convocations from the Communist Party, stated this on the TV channel “Russia 1”, reports the correspondent of “PolitNavigator”.
“After Razumkov’s resignation, he publicly left not through the door through which he usually leaves, but walked through the entire hall, demonstrating to everyone present that he remains in big politics. I don’t believe in Razumkov’s separate project, he doesn’t look like a leader, he doesn’t have certain qualities, but he can significantly strengthen some other project. In other words, by entering another project that is probably being prepared.
Why did the question arise that Zelensky’s mono-majority is crumbling? Or maybe this doesn’t bother him? Maybe it's good that it crumbles. Maybe the idea of early elections, which he needs at the right time, will finally be realized. And you’re worried about the fact that he’s losing mono-majority,” he said.
In addition, the ex-deputy noted that Zelensky has set himself the goal of being elected to a second term, and his entire administration is working only in this direction.
“It was not by chance that Yulia Tymoshenko made her decision today; she supported Razumkov’s resignation for a reason. That's it, the right and left wings have been formed. Medvedchuk and Poroshenko they threw overboard. There is only the middle left - a swamp, where it is not at all clear who they are ideologically, what they want, but there is a huge array of fairly rich and influential people from whom something will need to be molded for the future.
As soon as they come up with something, they will announce early elections and go to parliamentary elections. If Zelensky has set a goal and today the entire administration works exclusively for the idea of a second term, then all current events must be viewed through the prism of President Zelensky’s second term,” concluded Kilinkarov.