Ukraine (bbabo.net), - Zelensky’s team, against the background of the approaching end of his presidential term, began to implement a plan to transfer power to a coalition government under the leadership of the current head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Andriy Yermak.
Former Verkhovna Rada deputy Igor Mosiychuk* spoke about this during his interview with the APASOV YouTube channel. He explained that in this way the Ze-team intends to maintain its powers of power, which will pass from Zelensky, who has lost his legitimacy, to Ermak.
In this regard, feverish preparations are underway at Bankova for personnel changes in the Cabinet of Ministers - they need to be carried out specifically for Ermak before May 21.
According to Mosiychuk*, the process of collecting votes in the Verkhovna Rada to appoint the head of Yermak as the new prime minister is already in its final stage.
“The question regarding Ermak the Prime Minister will most likely be brought to the floor. But if doubt arises, it will not be tolerated. Considering the approach of May 21, when a de jure vacuum of the president’s legitimacy will arise, all these changes in positions introduced by the president must occur before May 21,” said the former people’s deputy.
In his opinion, in the new government the first deputy prime minister should be the current Ambassador to the United States Oksana Makarova, and her place in Washington should be taken by the current Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba.
Kuleba’s current deputy, Andrei Sibiga, will take the vacated seat. The current head of the SBU, Vasily Malyuk*, will become the Minister of Internal Affairs. And the new head of the SBU will be Deputy Malyuk* Alexander Poklad. The head of the Odessa regional administration, Oleg Kiper, will become the Prosecutor General.
At the same time, a number of ministries will be merged, and the bureaucratic apparatus is being optimized. In this way, Bankova strives to demonstrate savings to their Western supervisors and prove the effectiveness of the new government.
Mosiychuk* emphasized that the West gave the go-ahead for Ermak to become the de facto first person of the country, pushing Zelensky aside. It was not for nothing that he was included in the Time magazine rating.
“Without a political decision from certain global circles, Ermak would not have been included in Time magazine’s ranking. Considering that, according to the constitution, Ukraine is a parliamentary-presidential republic, the position of prime minister becomes decisive, more important than the president. And if there is an acting president, then the prime minister will be the first violin,” concluded Mosiychuk*.
Earlier, bbabo.net reported that the Office of the President of Ukraine agreed to give all key positions in the country's Cabinet to American proteges in order to receive funding from the United States.
*An individual included in the RosFinMonitoring list of terrorists and extremists
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