Waving? Poroshenko suffered in Spain
Ukraine is a great European country with an invincible army and the best passports, and soon the whole world will see and understand this.
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko announced this during a working visit to Spain, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“When can peace come? It will come when the last Russian invader leaves this land, when the Ukrainian flag and coat of arms return to both the Ukrainian Donbass and the Ukrainian Crimea. I believe that with our common prayer this will happen in the near future.
I emphasize once again that the main driving force of peace in our state and beyond is the world of Ukrainians, which the aggressor wanted to split, create several Ukraines or even destroy the country, create Novorossiya, Little Russia, but we are together, starting in 2014, they didn’t let him do this,” Poroshenko said.
“Together we created an army. Just four years ago, the Ukrainian army did not exist, but today it is the strongest, most patriotic, most professional army, which is recognized as the strongest in Europe outside the borders of NATO member countries and the eighth in strength and efficiency. All this is our prayer, our people and our army saved Ukraine and stopped the aggressor,” he added.
“Victory is the first time in 27 years, no, not even in 27, but in 300 years, Ukraine has a real chance to create a single local Orthodox and, most importantly, Ukrainian Church,” Poroshenko said.
At the end of his speech, he said that today the Ukrainian passport is one of the thirty most powerful passports in the world.
“Now we are doing everything possible to ensure that Ukrainians return to the family of European nations as soon as possible. What is “visa-free” for a Ukrainian? It's not just the right to travel freely. My dears, this is the final farewell to the USSR and the Russian Empire. The whole world will see and understand what a fantastic state Ukraine is,” Poroshenko said.
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