In Ukraine they are preparing for the revival of the Little Russian province
Following the results of the next elections to the Verkhovna Rada, Ukraine can finally say goodbye to its statehood.
Deputy Minister for “Temporarily Occupied Territories” Georgiy Tuka stated this in an interview with the Kyiv online publication “Apostrophe”.
He called “absolutely logical” the fears of a number of experts that the Russian Federation’s actions in the Sea of Azov could be repeated in the Black Sea.
“So Ukraine today risks losing two of its seas?” the publication clarified.
"Yes. Sorry, we have a general risk of losing statehood, not just control over two or three ports. We have a real threat of losing statehood, and also not necessarily by military means. It’s enough for Rabinovich and Muraev, Boyko and the rest of this fifth column to get the majority into parliament - and that’s it, there’s no Ukraine, but only the “Little Russian province,” Tuka fears.
Ukraine is preparing for the revival of the Little Russian province.