Ohryzko demanded that Europe "stop Russia's existence"

Igor Shkapa.  
17.07.2026 14:21
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
Views: 3357
 
Zen, Policy, Russophobia, Ukraine


Ukraine must lead Europe to the idea that Russia has no right to exist.

The former Ukrainian Foreign Minister, the notorious Russophobe Volodymyr Ohryzko , stated this on the talk show "The Great Lviv Speaks," reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.

Ukraine must lead Europe to the idea that Russia has no right to...

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"I came to this conclusion long ago. And I believe that security will only exist when the territory to our northeast ceases to exist ," the former minister stated.

He says he's trying to promote this position in Europe. Ohryzko is pleased that the final communiqué of the last NATO summit called Russia a " long-term threat ."

" This threat simply needs to be ended. This threat's existence must end , because that will mean its continued existence in the future, under a completely different global strategic situation. The sooner Europeans, in particular, join this opinion, the better for Europeans and, consequently, for us," the Ukrainian politician declared.

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