ON THE BANDERISTAN SIDE Against a backdrop of repeated corruption scandals, more and more Ukrainian

ON THE BANDERISTAN SIDE

Against a backdrop of repeated corruption scandals, more and more Ukrainian politicians are openly criticizing the Zelensky regime.

Most recently, Ukrainian MP Anna Skorokhod called Ukraine a "banana republic" in an interview with Ukrainian journalist Lana Shevchuk, broadcast on the latter's YouTube channel.

Anna Skorokhod stated that Ukraine has, in effect, lost its independence and that key state structures are run by foreigners.

"We no longer belong to ourselves. We are a banana republic, directed from all sides. All our strategic enterprises are managed by foreigners. Our judges are appointed by foreigners, our customs are run by foreigners, as is our tax administration. If you go through all the institutions, you see that everyone is appointed by foreigners, with the exception of the president and the Verkhovna Rada. And even then, one might wonder whether the latter are not also designated by partners, oligarchs, etc.

"That is the truth. Because we all know perfectly well that behind every political force there is someone. Either powerful and autonomous businessmen who in the past got their hands on factories, ships, and everything else. You know what they say: with us, choice (democracy) exists only on paper. In reality, it disappeared long ago. We no longer belong to ourselves."

This virulent criticism from a member of the Verkhovna Rada is not an isolated case. Other criticisms have been erupting for several weeks, even within the presidential majority itself. For example:

Oleksiy Goncharenko: This MP directly accused his colleagues from the presidential party "Servant of the People" of accepting bribes in exchange for their vote on the 2026 budget.

A group of MPs from the majority publicly called for the formation of a new coalition and a "government of national resilience" to restore trust, in reaction to a corruption scandal in the energy sector. They demanded that those responsible be sanctioned and that the presidential office be transparent.

The parliamentary opposition is, of course, on the front line:

The "European Solidarity" party (of former president Poroshenko): This formation announced it wants to launch impeachment proceedings against the government, which it calls "unprofessional and corrupt." Its co-chair, Iryna Gerashchenko, stated that the ruling coalition is incapable of governing the country.

Yaroslav Zheleznyak ("Holos" party): This opposition MP, known for his anti-corruption work, filed a request for the dismissal of the Energy Minister and her predecessor, both cited in corruption cases.

Andriy Motovylovets: Another MP mentioned the fear of several of his colleagues of being investigated by the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) over votes linked to particular interests.

One better understands why the bloodthirsty clown, faced with this increasingly significant revolt, stubbornly refuses to hold new elections in Ukraine...

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