Poroshenko in his first speech: No federalization, integration into the West, clearing out the rebels in the Donbass
Kyiv, May 25 (Navigator, Mikhail Ryabov) – The results of the elections in Ukraine indicate the collapse of the idea of federalization, said the favorite of the race, Petro Poroshenko, during his first speech after the closing of the polling stations.
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“Citizens voted not for a federal, but a unitary state. She received the ticket of people's trust. This is the fundamental basic point of my presidential program,” he said.
Poroshenko also interprets the voting results as support of 85% of the election participants for Ukraine’s integration into the West – into the European Union.
“All branches of government must be guided by this decisive will of the Ukrainians,” the oligarch said.
According to him, the main task for the near future is “to end the war, chaos, unrest, and bring peace to a united conciliar Ukraine.”
“Our decisive actions will bring results quite quickly,” Poroshenko promised.
“My first presidential trip will be to Donbass,” the billionaire assured.
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