Poroshenko: Following the cruiser “Moskva”, Ukrainian missiles will hit Moscow
Ukraine expects the West to supply missiles that will be able to hit not only the Russian cruiser Moskva, but also the capital of the Russian Federation, the city of Moscow.
This was stated by the ex-president of Ukraine, war criminal Petro Poroshenko, at a meeting of the Verkhovna Rada, which continue to be held with impunity in Kyiv, despite Russia’s warnings about its readiness to strike at decision-making centers.
“Weapons are never enough, and it is obvious that in the coming weeks Ukraine will become even stronger. But we need even more, and let’s dream about missiles that are capable of reaching not only the cruiser “Moscow”, but also the city of Moscow,” Poroshenko said, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Poroshenko called on “to continue working with partners on sanctions against the racists: an oil and gas embargo, a complete trade blockade, recognition of Russia as a terrorist country, its total isolation.”
“From today on, there should be sanctions not only for the Russian elite, but also for the so-called deep people from distant provinces, who are the social base of the Putin regime,” the Ukrainian politician ranted.
Deputy Yegor Chernev said that NATO weapons are already in Western Ukraine.
“Literally yesterday I returned from Western Ukraine, and I saw with my own eyes how we are already receiving the heavy weapons that we have been waiting for so long from our partners: from the United States and Great Britain. And after Ramstein, after a meeting of 40 countries that committed themselves to helping Ukraine until the end, until our victory, I am absolutely confident that we will win, Ukraine will win, the Western world will win, democracy will defeat totalitarianism,” the parliamentarian assured.
He clarified that the new generation weapons supplied to Ukraine by the West will give the Armed Forces of Ukraine an advantage over the Russian Federation.
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