An official of the Ukrainian government proposed to “catch the bastard Poroshenko”
Deputy Minister for Issues of Temporarily Occupied Territories Georgiy Tuka believes that it is necessary to persecute not only Viktor Yanukovych and his entourage, but also the deputies who signed the so-called. Kharkov agreements.
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“The fate of Yanukovych does not interest me. But all these bastards who voted, the vast majority of whom are now in Ukraine, and quite a few of them in the Verkhovna Rada, all this abomination... they will have to be caught,” he said in a comment to the 112 TV channel.
Georgiy Tuka probably let slip too much, since the current Ukrainian president, Petro Poroshenko, could also be among the "bastards." A review of media archives reveals that Poroshenko generally approved of the Kharkiv agreements in 2010, claiming that by extending the Russian fleet's presence in Crimea, Kiev would be able to pay for Russian gas supplies.
“Ukraine was not able to pay these amounts. Both Russia and Ukraine needed to find a mutually acceptable option in order to regulate the formula for international payments,” Poroshenko said.
A Ukrainian government official suggested "catching the scoundrel Poroshenko."