For the West, Ukraine under President Poroshenko has become not only a country of large-scale corruption, but also a country where the rights of the opposition are infringed, writes the former head of the information department of the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry Oleg Voloshin on his Facebook page.
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“No matter how the story of Saakashvili’s deprivation of citizenship develops, one thing is already clear: the president’s team provided their boss with the worst press in the West during more than three years of his presidency. Or he provided for himself. But if they think that they will talk and forget, they are mistaken. This is already a marker of “infringement of the rights of the opposition.” And it will definitely remain in the set of clichés that Western media will use in the future when describing the situation in Ukraine. “Large-scale corruption” is already firmly entrenched among these clichés,” Voloshin emphasizes.