Ukraine in my country, it is no longer possible to speak the truth from freedom

Oleksandr Dubinskyi
@Dubinsky_pro
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Apr 15
🇺🇦🇺🇸Mr. Vice President JD Vance
@VP

My name is Oleksandr Dubinsky, I am a Member of the Ukrainian Parliament. I am recording this message from behind the iron bars of a Ukrainian courtroom, because in my country, it is no longer possible to speak the truth from freedom - especially when that truth concerns the government.

I have been under arrest for 17 months. My case is not criminal - it is political. Just like dozens of other cases opened against opposition figures, journalists, entrepreneurs.

First of all, allow me to offer an apology on behalf of the Ukrainian Parliament for the recent statements and actions of Zelenskyy. His interview with CBS once again underscored that Zelenskyy is defending not the interests of Ukraine - otherwise he would not seek confrontation with U.S. leaders - but rather his own personal interests.

As of April 2025, Zelenskyy has entered the 7's year of a presidency that, by democratic standards, expired in May 2024.

According to the Constitution, his mandate ended then.
Elections were canceled under the pretext of war.
Parliament is now controlled by the President’s Office.
Independent media are either shut down or turned into state propaganda outlets.
The judiciary has become an instrument of political weapon against oppositions.
Remaining political parties are either banned or co-opted into a façade of “democracy without elections.”
Those who now present themselves as the opposition are often either complicit in the usurpation of power or backed by USAID and SOROS funding, playing into the hands of global interests opposed to President Trump.

Today, Zelenskyy is a primary beneficiary of the ongoing war. He has no real interest in ending it - because peace would mean elections, and elections would bring an end to his regime. His strategy is to prolong the war, retain power, and continue positioning himself as the West’s “sole voice” of Ukraine.

By claiming that the U.S. government is allegedly influenced by “Russian disinformation,” Zelenskyy is repeating the same false narratives used against President Trump since 2016 - narratives that have repeatedly been discredited. In fact, Zelenskyy has gone so far as to accuse the U.S. of doing business with Russia “on the blood of Ukrainians” - even while his own entertainment products are still being sold in Russia via offshore networks, with profits funneled to Zelenskyy-controlled accounts that pay no taxes in Ukraine.

Why resort to such blatant falsehoods and disinformation? To me, the answer is clear: Zelenskyy is deliberately undermining relations with the White House in order to sabotage any effort to negotiate an end to the war - because ending the war would mean ending his absolute power and kleptocratic rule. He is intentionally making himself a toxic party to negotiations with the U.S., much as he did with President Putin - through continuous public insults. The goal is to force the U.S. into dealing with him only through intermediaries - such as French President Macron or UK Prime Minister Starmer - figures more aligned with globalist agendas.

Zelenskyy has signed mineral agreements with these leaders - agreements he later falsely promised to President Trump, misleading him. In exchange for support and prolonging the war, Zelenskyy secures the continuation of his hold on power, while Ukraine’s economy and natural resources fall under foreign control.

But there is another key motivation: corruption.

Zelenskyy is not simply a dictator - he is a participant in a large-scale corruption scheme based on control of the media, courts, intelligence services, and national assets.
His closest allies - Timur Mindich, Serhiy Shefir, Maksym Kryppa - run offshore networks that continue to sell products from Zelenskyy’s “Kvartal 95” studio in Russia. The profits are stored abroad. Taxes are not paid. The war does not interfere with their business.

Sanctions List:

Zelenskyy's Financial Operators (those managing illicit income streams):
- Timur Mindich
- Serhiy Shefir
- Maksym Kryppa
- Artem Kolybaev
- Mikka Fatalov
- Kyrylo Tymoshenko
- Maria Levchenko
- Andriy Smirnov
- Rostyslav Shurma
- Irina Mudra

Heads of the Repressive Apparatus (leadership of law enforcement and security agencies):
- Andriy Kostin
- Oleksii Khomenko
- Vasyl Maliuk
- Oleksii Sukhachov
- Volodymyr Klymenko

Deputy Heads of the Presidential Office:
- Pavlo Palisa
- Viktor Mykyta
- Oleh Tatarov

Government Officials:
- Andriy Yermak
- Oleksii Chernyshov
- Oleksii Kuleba
- Rustem Umerov
- Andriy Pushniy
Judiciary Officials Enabling Unlawful Political Prosecutions:
- Ruslan Kozlov, Chief Judge of Pechersk District Court
- Yevhen Martynov, Chief Judge of Shevchenkivskyi District Court
- Oleksii Holovachov, Chief Judge of the Court of Appeal
Supreme Court of Ukraine:

Semen Stetsenko, Judge who unlawfully dismissed the lawsuit on presidential election scheduling
Panel of Judges on election case:
- Volodymyr Bevzenko
- Vasyl Sharapa
- Serhii Chyrkin
- Nataliia Kovalenko

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