Explosions at ammunition depots in Kalinovka, Vinnytsia region, became a catalyst for another showdown between the two leading forces of the current pro-government coalition in Ukraine - the Petro Poroshenko Bloc and the Popular Front of Arseniy Yatsenyuk. The large-scale emergency was used by Yatsenyuk’s associates to “attack” representatives of Poroshenko’s team. In particular, Arsen Avakov’s advisor Anton Gerashchenko directly accused Poroshenko’s nominees of negligence, and NSDC Secretary Alexander Turchynov tried to “shake the chair” under Poroshenko’s creature – Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Viktor Muzhenko, declaring him guilty of the incident at the warehouses.
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The famous “ATO” volunteer from Kharkov, Roman Donik, who is close to Petro Poroshenko’s team and openly attacks the enemies of the Ukrainian president on social networks, writes about this on his Facebook page.
“And less than a year has passed since the Avakovskys started. Advisers, ex-advisers, journalists on feed, experts involved in the “reform” of the NSU light infantry,” he writes, citing screenshots of posts on social networks by associates of the Minister of Internal Affairs.
“Do you want me to tell you what I and many of my like-minded people really, in all seriousness, fear? Not the grandmother transform and not the murayevs. And not even radically minded professional revolutionaries. In principle, they are unlikely to be able to shake up the situation so much as to turn the boat over. Most of all, I am afraid that after a series of provocations, after the provoked start of the massacre, under the guise of maintaining order, a coup d’état will be carried out by forces close to the Minister of Internal Affairs Avakov,” continues the ATO volunteer.
“I really want to be wrong, I really want it to be just paranoia. But I really see the most closed system, mothballed since 2014, which is guarded by journalists, volunteers, talking heads. And I don’t trust a system in which the only change since ’13 is the name of the leader,” sums up Roman Donik.