Poroshenko’s anti-Russian rhetoric is no longer bought – Ukrainian diplomat
The speech of Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko at the UN went unnoticed by the “Western partners”.
Ukrainian diplomat, ex-director of the EU Integration Department in the Secretariat of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine Vasily Filipchuk stated this on the NewsOne TV channel, PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Poroshenko’s anti-Russian rhetoric no longer interests anyone. She doesn't buy it at all. He must offer a vision for conflict resolution and peacekeeping,” Filipchuk said.
“On the peacekeepers - if you read Poroshenko’s text (at his speech at the UN - ed.), unfortunately, there are two sentences on them. On the contrary, he would like to fully present this vision, but he only says “Putin-Putin-Putin is bad”, “Russia-Russia-Russia”. At the same time, he cannot but know that such a decision can only be made by the UN, where Russia has the right of veto,” the diplomat added.
As PolitNavigator reported, the Ukrainian diplomat previously called on Ukraine to be honest and admit that there is no war with Russia.
Poroshenko's anti-Russian rhetoric is no longer being bought, says Ukrainian diplomat