Дуже подобається, що пан Федоров вже тиждень не ведеться на пропозиції пана Президента зайняти посаду Старшого Зампоніхуяма, або, як то кажуть офіційно, «залишитися в команді». Сподіваюсь дотисне.
Стоїмо.
Минулого разу, після скандалу і звільнення Єрмака, теж запрошували Стерненка, Флеша, Кулебу, Клімкіна та ще когось — уже не пам’ятаю.
Цього разу запросили Флеша (дали радника), Білецького, зараз ще когось покажуть у кабінеті Санича.
Антикризові фокуси одні й ті самі, скільки б часу не минуло.
When President Zelensky decided to replace Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov with then Interior Minister Ihor Klymenko, he likely did not anticipate such strong public backlash. The pushback was significant enough that he lacked enough votes in parliament to confirm Klymenko as new Minister of Defense. Recognizing this, Klymenko probably have made the most rational decision and withdrawn his candidacy.
The problem was that a successor had already been appointed to Klymenko's previous position, effectively leaving him without a ministerial post.
In an apparent attempt to manage the crisis, Zelensky then removed acting SBU chief Yevhenii Khmara, a professional and widely respected veteran who had been serving as an acting replacement for Vasyl Maliuk, and appointed him acting Minister of Defense. Khmara's former position had already been filled by Oleksandr Poklad, whom Zelensky appointed as the new head of the SBU.
Considering that many protesters see it as an attempt by Zelensky to shield himself behind Khmara's personal reputation rather than address the underlying causes of the protests, public discontent has not subsided. As a result, the demonstrations have not subsided, with people continuing to protest today and expected to do so tomorrow as well.
This is also quite shortsighted move towards Khmara. If another decision is made regarding the Minister of Defense, he would be removed from his current role while his previous position has already been filled, much like what happened to Klymenko.
Not to mention that some of the new appointments are quite controversial. For example, the newly appointed Minister of Internal Affairs, Ivan Vyhivskyi, was previously implicated in a corruption scandal reported on by Ukrainian investigative journalists from Bihus. Info
The situation has worsened significantly. Zelensky has doubled down on his decision, while many prominent activists, bloggers and journalists appear even more infuriated and show no signs of backing down, which means that there is no visible de-escalation at the moment.
@Pawelll46@PAPinformacje Про яку повагу ти говориш? Ви лізете в наші внутрішні справи! Ми не розказуємо як вам жити, кого любити і як вулиці називат��, а от ви намагаєтесь - це і є відсутність поваги.
У вас є національні герої до яких з нашої сторони багато питань.