On Ukrainian TV they burst out with criticism of the West - they gave Russia a “thrashing” for the spy Skripal, and for the Donbass they get off with standard phrases, like parrots.
Verkhovna Rada deputy Georgy Logvinsky stated this on the air of the talk show “Right to Power,” a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
According to the politician, Ukraine is as close to Westerners as Honduras.
“Other countries impose sanctions for violating international rules of the game. For them, Ukraine, well, there is Ukraine, there is somewhere Honduras. For the average German or American - “yes, we heard something.” But that's not their problem. Look, sanctions for the poisoning of one spy - the whole world is in turmoil, throwing Russian diplomats out of all embassies. Tell me, when ten thousand people died in Donbass, where are your sanctions, why don’t you see and talk like a parrot?” Logvinsky said.