Tymoshenko's ally explained the tragedy in Odessa with the need to stop the blitzkrieg to dismember Ukraine
Odessa - Kyiv, May 06 (Navigator, Vladimir Mikhailov) - Verkhovna Rada deputies from “Fatherland” Nikolai Katerynchuk believes that the events of May 2 in Odessa thwarted the “Russian blitzkrieg to dismember the country.”
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“The Odessa events showed that the Russians did not succeed in blitzkrieg in implementing their strategy to dismember Ukraine,” Katerynchuk said.
“What is happening in Donbass highlights the crisis of the Russian side’s efforts to intern terrorism. Every day we become stronger. In fact, we are now starting to form anti-terrorist special forces, and I think that with God’s help and the support of the population, everything will be fine,” says the Verkhovna Rada deputy.
Let us recall that earlier Yulia Tymoshenko, who visited Odessa on May 3, stated that sabotage units were sent to the city. “We survived and defended ourselves in Odessa, because Odessa residents began to come to the rescue at the time when they began to attack participants in the pro-Ukrainian march, and were able to protect administrative buildings,” she said, commenting on the events of May 2, when they died in a fire in the House of Trade Unions almost 40 people.
English version :: Read in English A Tymoshenko ally explained the tragedy in Odessa as a need to stop the blitzkrieg to dismember Ukraine.