Kravchuk dreams of putting Putin on his shoulder
The first President of Ukraine Leonid Kravchuk would like to enter into a debate with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Kravchuk stated this in an interview with Kyiv journalist Dmitry Gordon, who is notorious for his anti-Russian attacks and the PR of charlatans, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
Gordon recalled that Kravchuk recently spoke with Russian television journalist Olga Skabeeva on the Rossiya 24 TV channel.
“I know very well that it is useless to argue with you - you will beat anyone to the punch. Did you put it on your shoulder blades? Or did your husband interfere?” Gordon asked.
“Probably my husband got in the way. But I didn't want to. This is not my task. This is not the kind of person I would enjoy laying on my shoulders. Now, if I could put Putin on my back... If I could communicate with him in public...,” the ex-president answered.
“Then I would say: “This is the enemy.” But she’s not an opponent,” added Kravchuk.
“But Putin, unlike you, did not read Lenin’s complete works twice with a pencil in his hands. I think he will lose,” Gordon predicts.
"No. And I haven’t read Marx. But he, however, knows more about closed services that I don’t know. And thank God. I don't want to know. Skabeeva herself is not my opponent. She's a journalist. I say very honestly: I respect them very much. I know what a difficult job it is. They, like scouts, walk on the blade. And there are always millions behind them. These millions are divided either this way or that way,” summed up the first president of Ukraine.
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