The ex-prosecutor general of Ukraine proposes to get into new debts, but pay pensions in Crimea 5 times more than Putin’s
Kyiv, March 24 (Navigator, Mikhail Ryabov) – Ukraine must take out loans and ensure the payment of pensions in Crimea 5 times more than Russia promises. Former Prosecutor General of Ukraine Svyatoslav Piskun stated this on the air of Public TV.
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“Mustafa Dzhemilev said at the Shuster program that the problem is that Russians pay 2 times more pensions in Crimea than in Ukraine. I ask the Verkhovna Rada: let's find the money, let's take out loans, let's pass a law about citizens of Ukraine who are in the occupation zone, and let's raise their pensions five times. Let Ukrainians receive 5 times more pensions than Putin gives. That's it, the question is closed. Nobody will go to Russia,” he said.
Piskun also proposes to give Dzhemilev and Refat Chubarov high positions.
“Let's hold elections in the Verkhovna Rada and elect Mustafa Dzhemilev as vice-speaker. Let the “Svoboda member” Koshulinsky be the vice speaker, and Dzhemilev the one responsible for interethnic issues... This will not be blah-blah, but real support for the leadership of the Majlis
Arseniy Petrovich, if possible, introduce the post of Deputy Prime Minister for National Minorities and Crimea. And appoint Chubarov to this position,” suggests the ex-prosecutor general.
A few years ago in the media information appeared that Piskun has a dacha in a cottage town, which was built by the Consol company on the site of the former rose garden of the Nikitsky Botanical Garden.
In addition to Piskun, among the owners of the cottages were the head of Consol LLC Vladimir Konstantinov, as well as the then Prime Minister of Crimea Sergei Kunitsyn.
Piskun denied information about owning real estate on the South Coast, saying that he “doesn’t even have a barn” on the peninsula.
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