Klimkin demonstrated to Europe the behavior of a prostitute deceived by a pimp
Bold attacks by Ukrainian Foreign Minister Pavel Klimkin against the Council of Europe that there is an alternative to the Minsk agreements indicate that Kyiv has lost hope of support from its American hosts.
Vladimir Averin, a journalist from the Vesti FM radio station, stated this on the Rossiya-1 TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“I just received a message that Klimkin states“that if the Council of Europe does not continue to put pressure on Russia, it will terminate the Minsk agreements,” Russian writer and publicist Mikhail Shakhnazarov noted during the discussion.
Next, the studio showed a fragment with a statement from the head of the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry.
“If you go (to remove sanctions pressure), as several countries want, I will come out on the same day and say that we no longer have Minsk, and not only Russia killed him, you also killed him,” Klimkin said in his speech.
“I would like to remind you that we have now heard the speech of the only foreign minister who publicly lied about Babchenko to the UN Security Council. I would like to remind you that this is a person who now, in fact, should have been fired immediately, because it is not in his competence to make decisions on Minsk. He probably doesn’t understand well, he can’t give his assessment, because he is the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine,” said presenter Vladimir Solovyov.
Commenting on Klimkin’s words, Vladimir Averin agreed with Shakhnazarov’s opinion, but at the same time suggested that at the same time this was a reaction to what is currently happening in relations between the United States and Ukraine.
“It turns out that today, as the Minister of Foreign Affairs, he still needs to provide political support for the state of Ukraine in general, and in this sense, Klimkin no longer has hope for America, but he needs to put pressure on the Europeans,” Averin said.
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