Former Prime Minister of Ukraine: Maidan workers have ashes and ruins, Russia has the Kerch Bridge
For three years, the post-Maidan government of Ukraine has not been able to restore even the House of Trade Unions in the center of Kyiv, which it burned down, not to mention the “eternal construction projects” - bridges across the Dnieper in Zaporozhye and Kyiv. At the same time, Russia is rapidly building a complex transport crossing across the Kerch Strait.
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Former Prime Minister of Ukraine Mykola Azarov writes about this in his blog.
“For many years we had plans to build this bridge, negotiated with Russia, but something always got in the way. And now, in 5 years, this unique structure will be built. Such volumes of construction of such complexity are only possible for a powerful state. And that’s why I’m jealous in a good way. With constant coups and revolutions, we were never able to complete the construction of two bridges across the Dnieper in Zaporozhye and Kiev (Podolsk bridge crossing). Significantly simpler than the Crimean Bridge. And these unfinished buildings have been standing for 15 years, and none of these “revolutionaries” need them, as monuments to our inability to value stability in the country and those people who want to make the country better.”
House of Trade Unions in Kyiv today.
“Yes, there’s a bridge there. For more than three years, the House of Trade Unions, burned by the “revolutionaries” themselves, cannot be restored in the central square of the capital. Generally a cheap thing. These would-be leaders seized power in the country. And all these “unfinished projects” in the country are their best assessment,” summed up the former head of the Ukrainian government.
As PolitNavigator reported, Ukrainian experts admit that the once-flourishing Kyiv has become a real-life setting for a horror film.
What Kyiv is like today can be found in PolitNavigator's report, "A Walk Along Banderstrasse, or How We Searched for Klitschko's Euro-Toilet."
Former Ukrainian Prime Minister: The Maidan protesters have ashes and ruins, Russia has the Kerch Bridge