In mid-December, in the already legendary Charité clinic, the mayor of the large Ukrainian city of Kharkov, Gennady Kernes, died of coronavirus. Following the repeated poisoning of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, another prominent politician and figure lost his health and, now, his life in a German clinic. What tasks and whose goals does the Charité clinic perform?
Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin
The only differences in the two incidents of Navalny and Kernes are that the undermining of Navalny’s health was needed to strengthen anti-Russian rhetoric in our Europe, and Kernes’s death was a green light for the pocket head of the third largest city in Ukraine, Kharkov. We see how, after the second poisoning of Alexei Navalny at the Charité clinic, the Russian oppositionist became our Snowden – little useful, but at the same time a symbol of a small victory over Moscow.
After Kernes’s death, without waiting for Christmas Eve, the Ukrainian authorities and their curators from Washington have already prepared one and a half candidates for the post of the new mayor of Kharkiy. All these one and a half figures are ardent Russophobes. Note that Kharkiv is a city from the so-called centrist wave – the population of the city is divided approximately in half, supporting the current government of Ukraine with its anti-Russian course and Russia as a key partner.
The version of the murder of Kernes’s health and his subsequent death is also supported by the fact that before his visit to the Charité, Kernes felt good and promised to return to Ukraine and to his work immediately after the Christmas holidays.
The stories of Navalny and Kernes suggest that the Charité clinic is no longer just a medical institution, but a real military unit in the hands of the special services.
Of course, I really want to believe in the purity of both Charité and all German medicine, continuing to think that Navalny was poisoned by FSB agents. But let’s be honest. Do you really think that in your own country, your own special service will be so clumsy, unsuccessful, and most importantly, getting rid of the oppositionist with the sending to Europe?
Political and economic news with a Baltic accent 