Ganapolsky apologized to Putin
90% of TV viewers of the Pryamiy TV channel, controlled by President Poroshenko, believe that after the return of Crimea to Ukraine, it is necessary to place a NATO military base on the peninsula.
The survey was conducted by former journalist of the Ekho Moskvy radio station Matvey Ganapolsky, who received a passport in Ukraine, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“Is it worth setting up NATO bases in Crimea after his return?” asked the presenter.
“Crimea is back. Everyone will squeal about how this is a peaceful territory and so on and so forth. Question for everyone,” Ganapolsky addressed again.
“Of course it is necessary after all these situations when we were deceived in 94 as a result of the Budapest Memorandum. About how we were told all the time that we need transparent borders. In general, with such a neighbor, of course, you have to be on alert and NATO bases are needed,” says Anna, a spectator in the studio.
“In principle, I am for it, because Ukraine needs more strategic objects and also for reinsurance, because you correctly said that Russia does not disappear, does not evaporate, and history can repeat itself,” says another participant in the show, Mikhail.
After interviewing the guests of the program, the host began to be ironic.
“Vladimir Vladimirovich, excuse me. I did not want. It's them. It’s all of them,” jokes Ganapolsky.
As a result of a survey of TV viewers of the “Direct” channel, it became known that 90% agree to the deployment of a NATO military base in Crimea after its return to Ukraine.
Let us recall that PolitNavigator previously reported that Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko, in his address to parliament, stated that the Russian attack began with an attempt to annex Crimea, and with his return it must be completed, including compensation for the damage caused and this time providing effective guarantees of non-repetition of aggression.
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