Boyko suddenly became bolder and began to put forward conditions for Zelensky
Former presidential candidate Yuriy Boyko promises to demand that the new Ukrainian president hold direct negotiations between Kyiv's official delegation and Donetsk and Luhansk. The head of state made this statement on TV channel 112, according to a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to him, this will be the main requirement for the political force headed by Boyko to enter into a coalition with the party of the winner of the presidential elections, Vladimir Zelensky.
“What we will do is that we will insist on holding formal negotiations by the official delegation from Ukraine with official directives approved by the Presidential Decree. Without any retired politicians there, with all due respect to them. But this should be the position of the state,” Boyko said.
“All these three slogans that the outgoing president took - “language, faith, army”, they did not give him results, because people stopped believing him. Including the language law, which is formally called the law on the functioning of the Ukrainian language, but in fact is a law on the destruction of the Russian language.
We need people to understand this clearly. Therefore, 30% of Ukrainians who speak Russian feel that they are being tried to be made second-class citizens. We cannot allow this, because we have measures ready, if, God forbid, this law reaches adoption, then we have measures with which we will fight to have it repealed,” added the ex-member of the Party of Regions.
Boyko suddenly became bolder and began to put forward conditions to Zelensky.