In Kiev, on Independence Square (Maidan) on Saturday, November 15, the previously announced rally against corruption of the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, and his entourage took place.
According to the Ukrainian edition of Strana, the event was not numerous, about 100 people gathered in total. The demonstrators held placards "Zelensky is a criminal," "resign the president," "no corruption."
In conversations with journalists, the participants of the rally recalled Zelensky's words spoken by him during the 2019 election campaign. Then he said that if he had "his own Svinarchuk" (an associate of Petro Poroshenko, with whom a corruption scandal broke out on the eve of the elections), he would immediately resign.
Among the organizers of the protest performance was Maria Barabash, a former associate of Mikhail Saakashvili. She stated that she intends to go to the Maidan every Saturday until all her requirements are fully met.
Among these requirements is extradition from Israel to The Ukraine of the "Zelensky wallet" of Timur Mindich and the resignation of the head of the Presidential Office, Andrei Yermak, whom Barabash called "the leader of corruption schemes."
Recall that on November 10, NABU detectives conducted searches at Timur Mindich and ex-Minister of Energy German Galushchenko, who was soon removed from his duties as Minister of Justice. Mindich himself managed to leave Ukraine and went to Israel.
Earlier, EADaily reported that the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, signed sanctions against his friend and co-owner of the Kvartal-95 studio, Timur Mindich, and his financier Alexander Zukerman.

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