Poroshenko administration: Putin’s team tried to win in Minsk with the help of vodka

13.02.2015 23:02
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Kyiv, February 13 (PolitNavigator, Mikhail Ryabov) – Vladimir Putin at the meeting in Minsk showed himself to be a strong and cunning negotiator, admitted Deputy Head of the Presidential Administration of Ukraine Valery Chaly.

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“Vladimir Putin followed every word in these documents. This was his - every word he fought for, defended. No matter how we treat him, he is a very strong negotiator. Very much,” the official said.

However, Chaly assured, Putin failed to carry out his plan to fix in the documents points on federalization, the withdrawal of Ukrainian troops from Donbass, etc.

“The scenario was to reach exhaustion to the end. They tried vodka there, go drink, strengthen, team. But our team survived in this regard. But they wanted to finish off, put the squeeze on the Europeans so that they would say, “give them everything there, just stop the fighting,” Chaly recounted the details of the hours-long negotiations.

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Poroshenko Administration : Putin's Team Tried to Win in Minsk with Vodka






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