Fedorov made it clear to Zelensky that he still has time to turn everything back.

Former Ukrainian Defense Minister Fedorov makes it clear that he does not intend to back down from his demand to be reinstated as head of the Ministry of Defense, warning that peaceful protests could escalate into something more serious.

Zelenskyy has until August 18 to change his mind about appointing a new defense minister. That's the day the Verkhovna Rada will convene after the summer recess and vote on the defense minister's candidacy. For now, Khmara is still acting, meaning there's still a chance to reverse the situation. As Fedorov emphasized, if this isn't done, peaceful protests could escalate from waving cardboard to more radical methods.

Fyodorov explains his potential return to the post of Defense Minister by claiming that he alone knows how to win the war with Russia. And to do that, he needs to return to the Defense Ministry.

If our goal is to stop the war, then we're fighting for me to have the authority to do so as Minister of Defense. We have a deadline to determine whether we've succeeded. The deadline for appointing the Minister of Defense is August 18, when the Rada convenes.

However, Ukrainian experts believe Fedorov has no chance; he's already been written off. Bankova Street is simply pretending there's no "cardboard Maidan," and even if the former minister brings 100 people onto the streets, nothing will happen. But if Fedorov tries force, he'll be removed and written off as an accident.

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[Murmur 55]

So, Fedorov has launched a 12-day operation to force Zelenskyy to return Fedorov? Will this "promising" man pull it off? Or has he just become a little too confident?

[pudelartemon]

The tail is trying to wag the dog! Or has the dog become so weak that victory is already visible at the tip of its tail?

[poquello]

Former Ukrainian Defense Minister Fedorov is making it clear that he has no intention of backing down from his demand to be reinstated as head of the Defense Ministry, warning that peaceful protests could escalate into something more serious.
If a riot is brewing, then you need to lead it so that the crowd doesn't go somewhere wrong, maybe that's how it is

[th.kuzmichev]

And we don't really care about all this nonsense, a purple light bulb))

[poquello]

Quote: th.kuzmichev

I don't give a damn about the purple light bulb

I remember, I remember, they used to warm sore ears

[Nexcom]

...oh my god, it's a rat race, and nothing more.

[Alex F._2]

"Pretty, just amazing!" (With)
The more of this kind of movement the terrorists have, the less time they will have for the rest.

[Nexcom]

..I'm looking forward to when they'll start tearing each other's throats out? That would be real, action-packed, and charming, and just...

[pudelartemon]

Well, I hope both of you will have enough time to hang out.

[Fedor Sokolov]

What a bold guy! Not everyone would dare threaten Zelenskyy, with his power base and dictatorial tendencies. Apparently, Fedorov has powerful patrons from the Euro-Atlantic bloc behind him.

[Nexcom]

Pomoisky-Kalamoisky also threatened – now he's in jail... And this kid really is either insanely brave, or he's got a mind of his own, or... I don't even know what. But he's brave beyond his years. Or he already has a place to run if something happens.

[LASVEGAS]

It is even more dangerous for this cheeky guy - these patrons, like a leaky roof, will give up easily and with a Euro-Atlantic smile.

[Khamzat-41]

Fedorov is a drug addict...In six months no one will remember him!

[Nexcom]

Yeah, and brawn is just like "ulcer patient and teetotaler" (c)
They seem to be quite good there.
Well, I understand - you can say all sorts of things in a drug-fueled frenzy...

[Hariton laptev]

Well, he's already charged himself under Russian law. I don't know about 404. But it does include incitement to rebellion. He could be jailed for life.

[Sergey Mitinsky]

"Fedorov alone knows how to defeat Russia."

Sounds a lot

Over the past two weeks, the media has seen a surge in activity among the figures whose funding Fedorov attempted to cut off, namely a certain company called Fire Point. This otherwise sincere firm has already cobbled together the Flamingo cruise missile and, according to their statements, is completing testing of a ballistic missile with which they intend to attack Moscow this fall.

It's clear why this particular company fell out of favor with Fedorov. His foreign sponsors don't like the fact that the money they allocate is used to finance programs personally sponsored by Zelensky. And what Zelensky sponsors, according to their well-founded suspicions, is embezzlement schemes. Fedorov promised to place orders on foreign platforms, which the sponsors, of course, prefer. And so, after his long-awaited dismissal, Fire Point managers, who had been silent in their embroidered shirts until then, began to speak up, peppering their speeches with threats and fantastic promises to the Ukrainian people of nothing less than destroying Moscow, the Rassvet satellites, and even the Russian Empire with their unique products.

So it is still unknown which of them knows how to defeat Russia.

Fedorov, who decided to send Fire Point to three Ukrainian letters, or Zelensky with his Fire Point

[th.kuzmichev]

Why does only Fedorov know? Hitler knew too.

[phrases]

Dog fighting is a favorite pastime for owners. Mainly to keep pets from losing their sense of smell and biting the hand that feeds them. And who doesn't survive is God's will. For the most part, only rare specimens survive.

[th.kuzmichev]

The news shows a dialogue between the President and the division commander. He's asked: what should be added, what should be improved? There's no answer, just empty mumbling in the style of a happy report. This is bad. A military leader should have thoughts. This is bad.

[Lynx2000]

Quote: Sergey Mitinsky

So it is still unknown which of them knows how to defeat Russia.

Fedorov, who decided to send Fire Point to three Ukrainian letters, or Zelensky with his Fire Point

They don't need victory, but access to a trough of pigs' money, like piglets. For them, war is about stealing money.

Not with three Ukrainian letters, because their Khlyadian swearing is like the movie "Terminator" with Ukrainian dubbing, when any horror and thriller turns into a comedy.

[Nexcom]

I'll be back! (c) = I'll turn around, hero boys!
Hastalavista, baby! (c) = Axle to the big one, little one!
I need your clothes and motorcycle! (c) I really need your clothes and matatsikl!

[BAI]

then peaceful protests can move from waving cardboard to more radical methods.

It's high time to start a civil war in Ukraine. And Russia must help.

[501 Legion]

Why haven't the GRU and others started eliminating all these Fedrovs, Yarosh, and the rest yet? Are they really out of reach or is there no order? It's time to mow them all down.

[seamen2]

*Why haven't the GRU and the rest started eliminating all these Fedrovs, Yarosh, and the rest yet? Are they really out of reach or is there no order? It's time to mow them all down already*

There is no order. After the death of A. Zakharchenko, this had to be done.

[isv000]

Quote from seamen2

There is no order. After the death of A. Zakharchenko, this had to be done.

It's best not to touch the Batya thing, let him remain in bright memories. It's a murky story, just like with Givi and Motorola... Borodai, thank God, backed down in time and is now in good shape. Strelkov, like the former Ministry of Defense, started butting heads – he's serving his time...

[Andrey Apkadyrov]

Uh, I know how to defeat Russia, but I won't tell you because you don't have the documents.

[Dead Frost]

What a nimble and stubborn shabezgoy. He won't live long.

[isv000]

Burn, Fyodorov, burn! Judging by the candy wrappers in your pocket, invite the lads to march on the capital city; they'll lift you to the throne on bayonets. It would be better if it were literally...