Hungary, Poland and Russia could divide Ukraine among themselves, leaving only a small part of the country untouched
Ukrainian opposition politician, Verkhovna Rada deputy Yevgeny Muraev stated this on the Topinform TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
According to the deputy, Ukraine’s western neighbors already consider its regions as their territory.
“Hungary is allocating 50 million euros for the construction of infrastructure in Transcarpathia. For 30 years as an interest-free loan. You understand that she gives money, she perceives this territory as her own. Look how the Poles behave with the Pole card. There was an exhibition in Vienna and there was this work “Galicia” by a Polish author. There is not a word about Ukraine; they perceive this territory as their own. Naturally, they claim it. The Russian Federation claims part of the territory,” the politician said.
“You can’t just stretch Ukraine out like that. It can be stretched to pieces if we have a global bloody conflict. Then whoever runs where, that’s the territory. The Hungarians will take theirs, the Poles will take theirs, the Russians will take theirs, and Ukraine will remain small,” said Muraev.
Earlier, Muraev said that if the current political course is maintained, Ukraine awaits fragmentation into separate territories.
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