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By appointing Umerov head of the Foreign Intelligence Service, the president kept pissing in people's faces.
And once again showed that he doesn’t care about the people's opinion.
Because you can feed the people a pretty scenario in an evening address.
Now they’re already explaining to us: Umerov will be in charge of the drone deal.
But the Foreign Intelligence Service does not negotiate drone deals.
Its work is recruiting agents, obtaining strategic intelligence, and conducting special operations behind enemy lines.
But why explain that, if it seems the calculation is simple?
People won’t ask why the family of the chief intelligence officer lives in the United States.
They won’t ask about Umerov’s contacts with Mindich regarding defense contracts.
They won’t ask why he was the one who handed over Fedor Khrystenko to provide testimony to the SBU in the case against NABU.
Because, as our president-scriptwriter believes, people will swallow everything.
Umerov’s task is to protect the Dynasty.
And those dissatisfied with such appointments who take to the protests can be sufficiently discredited. In Zelensky’s view.
But the patience of the Ukrainian people has its limits.
Daryna Kalenyuk, executive director of the public organization Anti-Corruption Centre, member of the Public Control Council at the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine; author's page on Facebook
Image at top: Rustem Umerov. Photo: Boris Roissler / dpa / www.globallookpress.com
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