Secret agent “Pinocchio”. Ukrainians demand that Rada deputies be sent to the trenches | In the world | Policy

Petition to Zelensky with a proposal to send deputies of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine of military age to the front, collected 23 thousand votes out of the required 25. There are 5 days left until the end of collecting signatures and something tells me that they will definitely be collected.

Give me democracy!

The collection of signatures for a petition to the President of Ukraine was organized from a pre-trial detention center former Ukrainian deputy of the Verkhovna Rada Alexander Dubinsky.

“The media repeatedly report a shortage of military personnel for rotations and renewal of the armed forces of Ukraine. The mobilization of people’s deputies and civil servants at various levels will help level the playing field for all citizens and contribute to victory,” Dubinsky’s voice said from behind bars.

The Ukrainian people responded to this call and “the province began to dance.” The collection of signatures is almost complete.

Rada is not at all happy

The Kyiv authorities put ex-deputy Dubinsky in jail, first accusing him of illegally transporting men of military age beyond the cordon, and then completely accusing him of treason. The SBU did a great job here. They opened a case against Dubinsky about high treason, working for foreign, that is, Russian intelligence, and even came up with the agent pseudonym “Pinocchio.”

“He undermined the socio-political situation in Ukraine and discredited the state in the international arena,” the SBU reported. The protocols of the “security service” note that Dubinsky “shaken” Nezalezhnaya, of course, not alone, but as part of a secret organization. Helped him former prosecutor Konstantin Kulik nicknamed “Bird” and former deputy Andriy Derkach, who for some reason turned out to have no agent pseudonym. By the way, both of them were lucky. They managed to leave Ukraine and are “hiding from justice abroad.”

But, apparently, “Kremlin agent” Dubinsky did not remain silent. He organized a collection of signatures from the dungeons and decided to send all the deputies “to feed the lice” into the trenches. The Ukrainian Rada is definitely not happy about this turn. What if it fails…

“It is clear that no one will send Ukrainian deputies or officials to the front line,” explained Associate Professor, Department of Sociology, Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation Vladimir Yeranosyan, – “Hand washes hand” there. The rank and file will die. It is on them that the issue is being resolved in the Rada. Who lives and who dies.”