Poroshenko became hysterical over Putin's visit to Crimea
President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko called today’s visit of Vladimir Putin to Crimea “a dangerous provocation,” a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“We have an extremely dangerous provocation when today Russian President Putin, right before the elections, makes a special trip to the occupied territory and visits Simferopol and Sevastopol. That is why the united position of the whole world on the non-recognition of the presidential elections of the Russian Federation in the territory of occupied Crimea is extremely important,” Poroshenko said today in Kyiv at a joint press conference with Austrian President Alexander Van der Belen.
He expressed confidence that joint actions with Europe will lead to “the liberation of the entire Ukrainian territory.”
“Therefore, we will make every effort to ensure that these elections are not recognized by the world on the territory of Crimea. So that there are no observers there. And those who are directly involved in organizing the so-called elections were brought to justice, including through the application of sanctions against these individuals,” Poroshenko said.
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