A half of the allotted period of martial law in Ukraine has already passed. During this time, angry speeches are often heard from the lips of President Poroshenko about the war with Russia, all media spaces are saturated with themes of Russophobia, and some Western expert agencies even hinted that Russia could arrange a chemical diversion in Ukraine. Based on this, experts of the social engineering agency “SEA” put forward 6 topics and modeled examples of some scenarios that can be implemented by the Poroshenko team.

1. A series of terrorist attacks inside the country on civilian and military sites
2. The elimination of “maydanovskih” top politicians
3. The surrender of the Ukrainian territories of the Donetsk People’s Republic and the Luhansk People’s Republic (LDPR), a fictitious offensive by the unrecognized republics
4. Military provocation on the border with Russia – at the Crimea, declarations of war
5. Military provocation on the border with the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic (PMR)
6. Religious question

Agency experts predict that it’s the “maydanovskiy” top politicians of Ukraine who are in the risk zone, right now they can be used as a sacred sacrifice for the rise of Russophobic moods in the media space of the country, and also to update the topic of martial law. The analytical report provides an example of the “neutralization” of Tymoshenko, as the main opponent of Peter Alekseevich. And it isn’t necessary that the implementation of these provocations should be during the period of martial law, but, on the contrary, it’s more advantageous to the campaign of the pre-election race itself. Then Poroshenko can declare that in such a period elections are simply not possible, because the terms of the enemy that interferes in elections in Ukraine and that when there was martial law, the enemies sat quietly and were afraid, and now they crawl out one after another. Many items can be implemented, both together and separately, you can simulate hundreds of different scenarios, everything depends on the “sophistication” of political consultants Poroshenko. But one thing is clear, Poroshenko just will not give up power. For him, this is not only political “death”, but also a direct path to the loss of his entire state, and possibly personal freedom. He understands the “rules of the big game” – if you aren’t needed, all the failures will be thrown at you and will make you a scapegoat.