“There is no chance to erase Ukraine from the world map”

09.02.2015 22:12
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Policy, United States of America, Ukraine


Kyiv, February 09 (PolitNavigator, Mikhail Ryabov) – The independence of Ukraine and its territorial integrity will be restored with the support of the United States and the EU, said Deputy Head of the Ukrainian Presidential Administration Valery Chaly on the ICTV channel.

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“There is no chance of simply erasing Ukraine from the world map,” he said.

According to the official, Petro Poroshenko’s administration will not make any secret compromises with the Kremlin.

“We will have a transparent position – consolidated with the EU and the United States in defending the interests of Ukraine,” Chaly assured.

In his opinion, it is the Kremlin that is responsible for the quarrel between Ukrainians and Russians.

“Look at what has been done - tens of millions of us can live together! This is not a crime, this is a historical mistake! It takes generations to fix this!” – Chaly lamented graphically.

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