Poroshenko’s shameful flight will become evidence in the Crimea court
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko could witness the voluntary reunification of Crimea with Russia at any international tribunal. Deputy Speaker of the Crimean Parliament Yefim Fiks stated this at a press conference in Simferopol, a correspondent reports. "PolitNavigator".
According to the parliamentarian, Poroshenko, who visited Crimea at the height of the “Russian Spring”, was personally able to get acquainted with the sentiments of the residents of the peninsula and their attitude towards the Maidan protesters.
“Poroshenko, whoever he was, he still plucked up courage, well, he saw with his own eyes that the Crimeans are not just anyone. By the way, he can be our witness. They want to set up an international court there, they are running around all the back streets of Brussels, looking through garbage dumps to somehow snatch a piece from a garbage can. We have a witness, a living witness of the people's upsurge, a living witness of the people's desire to come to the referendum and be in Russia.
He is a real witness, we need to write him down as our witness if they come up with something. He saw me and him very tenderly, affectionately. The taxi driver was almost turned over, this driver, but we opened the door, sat him in, gave him a hand, and sent him off. They didn’t give me tea - well, there was no time. Everything was so hasty, he had to leave, there were also things to do in Kyiv. Therefore, we have a good witness,” Fix said.
As PolitNavigator reported earlier, Oleg Kryuchkov, head of NTV's Crimean bureau, proposed erecting a monument to the fleeing Petro Poroshenko in Simferopol. As is well known, the current Ukrainian oligarch president was forced to flee from angry Crimeans in the spring of 2014, having arrived to persuade them to accept the coup d'état in Ukraine.
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