Zelensky believed in his infinity - Kyiv expert
President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky, legitimizing dictatorial tools, deprives oneself of hope for future well-being.
Political scientist Mikhail Chaplyga said this on air on the Internet channel “Politeka online”, the correspondent of “PolitNavigator” reports.
“You know, there is a good saying: “Don’t dig a hole for someone else, you will fall into it yourself.” Every dictatorial regime trying to legalize his dictatorship and strengthen. Because every dictatorial regime seems to be endless. Now I hear that Zelensky will have two terms, and then Danilov will have two terms.
I want to twist it at my temple, but I want to remind you that the previous government of Yanukovych discussed this in all seriousness - they planned it in turn for a hundred years and sincerely believed in it. And Zelensky’s government is doing exactly the same,” he said.
In addition, the political scientist noted that the future president of Ukraine will use all the dictatorial tools of Vladimir Zelensky against him.
“But the trouble is that by sharpening the illegal and unconstitutional methods of using the National Security and Defense Council, breaking the parliament over its knees, increasing dictatorial powers of the president, believing that this will help them now. At one moment they may lose power, and someone else will come there.
This someone else will use all these tools that they created against them. What do you think this other will do to them with their own tools? Moreover, it will be legal and legal.
That is why nowhere in the world, even the worst dictatorial regimes do not try to legitimize this, because no one can guarantee that the dictator will not wake up with his head under the pillow,” concluded Chaplyga
Let us recall that earlier in Kyiv they stated that the rating of Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky falls, as he had a falling out with politicians and officials who supported him in 2019.
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