Mosiychuk breaks Dzhemilev's crystal dream
If the Ukrainian parliament follows the lead of the Mejlis members and votes for the creation of national-territorial autonomy in Crimea, this will provoke separatist sentiments in Transcarpathia and Bukovina.
The odious nationalist, former Azov militant, Verkhovna Rada deputy Igor Mosiychuk stated this on air on the Majlis TV channel ATR.
According to him, changes to the Constitution of Ukraine proposed by supporters of a group banned in the Russian Federation contradict it.
“I believe that the changes that have been developed do not correspond to Article 1 of the Constitution, which talks about the unitarity and conciliarity of the Ukrainian state. If autonomy is to be provided for, these issues should be excluded. This is the first. Secondly, the creation of any autonomy, unfortunately, will lead to the fact that in Transcarpathia the Hungarian minority will begin to create autonomy, in Bukovina - the Romanian one, and so on, and so on,” fears Mosiychuk
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