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Thursday, March 15, 2018
Pandora's Savchenko
Ukraine's authorities are making a huge mistake by making public the investigation data on Nadiia Savchenko's alleged plot to set up a bloody carnage under the parliament dome (which, the law enforcers say Nadiia planned to blast to see it crush her colleagues). And it doesn't really matter whether Yuriy Lutsenko's prosecutors manage to justify his more than serious claims in court. The fact is that, while some driblets of investigation reports were leaking into the media along the line of terrorist attacks plotted in the heart of Kyiv against civilians, readers sided with law enforcers, admitting the veracity of claims. Will people side with them now? That's a big question.
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