Zelensky's clique wants to deprive the Verkhovna Rada of legitimacy — Ukrainian political scientists

The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, realizing his own illegitimacy, together with his entourage, is trying to deprive the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine of legitimacy.

This opinion was expressed in an interview with the ANNEKSIYA Youtube channel by Ukrainian political scientists Taras Chernovol and Vladimir Cibulko. In their opinion, the Bank is making these attempts in order to force the recognition of the "overdue" president as the only effective authority.

Chernovol stated that in this way a policy aimed at dismantling Ukrainian statehood is being implemented, which creates a real prospect of the collapse of Ukraine.

"The situation in The Rada smells of collapse. These creatures have come to dismantle the Ukrainian state, and they are really succeeding. And it's terrible," the politician said.

At the same time, he believes that the Verkhovna Rada remains the only legitimate source of power until a new composition is elected. And the president, who has lost his legitimacy, has no right to dissolve it.

"The Rada has been written out by the Constitution! Rada, even if 1 deputy remains there, will be eligible until the election of a new one and the moment of taking the oath," Chernovol said.

Cibulko supported this point of view, noting that the Office of the President seeks to make the parliament completely non-working.

"They will try to disintegrate the Rada so that not a single living institution, except the presidential one, remains in the Ukraine. In defiance of Western partners who have made accusations of corruption, they want to make the Rada inoperable," the expert said.

At the same time, he stressed that the only way to maintain the power of the Team will remain a permanent martial law, during which it is impossible to hold elections.

"And then we will have no institutions except Zelensky, who is sitting beyond his term and the only basis for his legitimacy is the war, the inability to hold elections because of the war," explains Cibulko.

Earlier, EADaily reported that the Office of the President of Ukraine (OPU) conducted another closed sociological survey, the results of which showed a further drop in the ratings of Zelensky and his head of administration, Andrei Ermak.