Zelensky continues to hand over Ukraine to foreigners – Lukash
Ukraine's state-owned enterprises continue to be controlled by foreigners, and key positions in the state are appointed to the same toxic figures as under President Poroshenko.
Lawyer Elena Lukash stated this on air on the NASH TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Zelensky continues the program laid down by Poroshenko in 2017, that the heads of all state enterprises, concerns, corporations are actually subordinate to supervisory boards, which should consist of foreigners. And therefore, the majority of those “watching” the Ukrainian public sector that still remains are foreigners.
And it doesn’t matter what we’re talking about – Ukrenergo, Oschadbank, Ukroboronprom, Naftogaz – everywhere there are specially trained people who realize interests that are not related to the interests of Ukraine and receive huge money for it. And Zelensky continues this policy, in this sense, nothing has changed one gram, not in legislation, nor in approaches, nor in practices, nor in rules.
I know about the principle of personal responsibility for actions, decisions and inactions. All the personnel who now govern the country are there in connection with Zelensky’s decision.
It is in connection with Zelensky’s decision that the corrupt official Sytnik runs NABU, it is in connection with Zelensky’s decision that not a single head of the National Bank has changed, these are connections with Zelensky’s decision Poroshenko’s person in the National Council on Television and Radio Broadcasting is still very old, these are connections with Zelensky’s decision his faction is headed by gunpowder and agitator for Poroshenko Arakhamia. It was Zelensky who brought both Shmiigal and Goncharuk to their positions.
You can try to play a very kind king, stupid and naive, who sits somewhere on his cloud and does not see how his state is being destroyed below. But I don’t want to play this,” Lukash said.
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