The Lvov Tyahnibokov member says: “Donetsk will slaughter us under the guise of Kharkov”
The Minsk agreements will lead to Ukraine being overrun by Donetsk separatists, who cannot be distinguished from Kharkov by external signs.
Ruslan Koshulinsky, ex-vice speaker of the Verkhovna Rada, member of the Svoboda VO, said this on the air of the talk show “Great Lviv Speaks,” PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“If President Zelensky was smart, he would say: “This is nothing, I won’t continue this, I don’t want this burden on my shoulders, I’m starting with a clean slate, because these Minsk agreements will lead us into complete capitulation, I’m on I’ll stop there.” But no, he followed this path and now says: “Hey, hey, now I have a burden, I’m now forced.” And where, please show me, is there any signature or parliamentary decision or presidential decree that we must adhere to the Minsk agreements? There is no such thing in nature!
We have one danger - the law on ORDLO, which they wanted to implement in the Constitution, what a disaster! And now he will say again: “But no, we will correct this law.” The public, this is a cancerous tumor, this is a disaster, God forbid it should be introduced!” - said the nationalist.
“These militants, these separatists, they will sit here, and you will not be able to tell them apart! Neither visually nor verbally. How do you distinguish a person who is from Kharkov and who is from Donetsk? Because they all talk “this way” (switched to Russian - Ed.) He will come here and cut left and right, what will we do?
That’s why Zelensky is being disingenuous today. Instead of actually doing it, he doesn't have a formula, he doesn't know what to do with it. He wanted to take old negative baggage and use it. He didn’t use it, he just got in with both feet,” Koshulinsky added.
As PolitNavigator reported, earlier the nationalist threw a hysteria live on air about the fact that after granting special status to Donbass any bandit formation in Ukraine can create a republic for itself and demand preferences.
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