Aksenov suggested that Poroshenko give the right to express his will to Nikolaev and Kherson

Victor Orlov.  
13.12.2016 20:06
  (Moscow time), Simferopol
Views: 963
 
Crimea, Policy, United States of America, Ukraine


Crimea, after reunification with Russia, continues to develop, in contrast to the regions of Ukraine bordering the peninsula, where Kyiv managed to suppress the Russian Spring. Ukrainian citizens see this difference and, if a vote were held, the result would not be in favor of the regime of Petro Poroshenko.

The head of Crimea, Sergei Aksenov, told reporters in Moscow.

Crimea, after reunification with Russia, continues to develop, unlike those bordering the peninsula...

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“Many people who come to us see the difference in development between Crimea and the same Kherson and Nikolaev regions. Everyone understands that the Russian state ensures the rights and protection of citizens in any situation. We have a president we are proud of and respect, unlike them. If a survey were conducted in the regions bordering Ukraine, asking the population how they assessed the situation, the results would not be optimistic for the Ukrainian state,” Aksenov said.

Aksyonov proposed that Poroshenko grant Nikolaev and Kherson the right to express their will.






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