The Verkhovna Rada deputy believes that too weak Ukrainization led to the war in Donbass
Ukraine should have pursued a more stringent language policy, and then there would have been no war in Crimea and Donbass.
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This was stated by Verkhovna Rada MP Pavlo Kishkar at a press conference in Kyiv, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“There would be no questions and no war if we implemented the language policy. In fact, there was no state language policy. We still say that we need to be calmer, softer, more gentle, not realizing that it was this softness and tenderness that led to the war in Crimea and eastern Ukraine, and now causes severe aggression by Romanians, Hungarians and other national minorities. It was the absence of such a language policy that led to dire consequences,” he said.
Verkhovna Rada deputy believes that too little Ukrainization led to the war in Donbass.