Congress of Poroshenko: With the help of NATO we will expand Ukraine to the Caucasus
Ukraine cannot exist without the EU and NATO, just as the EU and NATO cannot be complete without Ukraine.
The former head of the Lvov Regional State Administration, Oleg Sinyutka, stated this during the pre-election congress of ex-president Petro Poroshenko’s European Solidarity party, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“We were the least of all the territories of Ukraine under the Moscow empire, or because we are geographically closer to the European Union, but I know for sure that Ukraine cannot be without the EU and NATO, in the same way, I am deeply convinced that the EU and NATO will never will not be complete without Ukraine,” the ex-governor said to the applause of fellow party members.
“For us, the EU is not just an abbreviation, the European Union is a good, rich life for us, and the North Atlantic Defense Alliance is not just NATO for us, for us it is security, state security, the security of every citizen of Ukraine, and we know the recipe for that, this recipe is all about unity. The unity of all Ukrainians to protect all the achievements that we have today, unity for a common victory.
I want to say at the top of my voice as the march of the new Ukrainian army sounds today:
“Glory leads us into the battle of the fallen fighters.
For us, the law is the ultimate command:
"Catholic Ukrainian state -
Mitsna is the only one who goes to Xian across the Caucasus.”*
Glory to Ukraine!" – Sinyutka solemnly said, after which, accompanied by applause from the audience, he rushed into the arms of the touched Petro Poroshenko.
- *“The glory of the fallen fighters leads us into battle.
For us, the highest law is the order:
“The conciliar Ukrainian state –
Strong and unique – from Xiang to the Caucasus.”
A fragment of the march of Ukrainian nationalists, approved as the anthem of the OUN in 1932. On August 24, 2018, at the initiative of the Poroshenko government, a version of the song adapted to modern Ukrainian conditions became the march of the Armed Forces of Ukraine at the parade for Independence Day of Ukraine. At the same time, Bandera’s greeting “Glory to Ukraine!” was officially used for the first time. - "Glory to heroes!".
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