“You begin to believe in such a Russia” – former ally of Yushchenko
Despite the fact that it sank off one of the Odessa beaches tanker "Delphi", after almost a year of fruitless throwing, was raised, Ukraine remained disgraced throughout the world.
The former Minister of Transport and Communications, ex-governor of the Zaporozhye region Evgeniy Chervonenko stated this on the Nash TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“The biggest loss [from the Delphi tanker that sank off the coast of Odessa] is the loss of state image and respect for the country of Ukraine and the city of Odessa in particular.
Why? I was internally disgusted to the point of vomit watching how everyone was promoting themselves on this tanker. He fell there on November 19, and everyone walked in a country where there is a law and clear regulation that the owner is responsible for. On April XNUMX, the Prosecutor General’s Office began to “ay-ay-ay”, “well, well, well.” The President said “ah-yay-yay” several times, gave “extreme, last resort.” Minister of Transport - I won’t discuss it until the mouse.
What is happening in a normal country? If the owner of this rusty tanker under the Moldovan flag (a great maritime power) runs away or does not want to, the law applies. The state takes over the expenses and prosecutes them criminally - we show that we are not impotent,” the ex-minister was indignant.
As a positive example, Yevgeny Chervonenko, who was previously an ally of President Viktor Yushchenko, cited Russia, which in 2000 found itself in a much more complex and tragic situation, and nevertheless raised the sunken submarine cruiser Kursk to great depths, thereby earning the respect of all the world and its own citizens.
“In 2000, in the country, as they say, “suddenly an aggressor,” although we trade and cannot live without them economically, despite the slogans, a tragedy occurred with the submarine cruiser “Kursk.” A lot of people died.
But the dignity of the country is that their president, who, by the way, actually has a rating, said: “We will raise this boat. This is respect for the memory of the dead." A huge boat was raised from a depth of more than 200 meters; I will not discuss thousands of tons of deadweight and displacement. You begin to believe in this country; they sing its anthem differently.
Be that as it may, even if you grimace at this, this is an indicator to the whole world that we can do something,” the ex-minister concluded.
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