The list of international enemies continues to grow
Ukraine is expanding the list of its enemies on the approaches to the border - following the deterioration of relations with Russia, Hungary and Romania, the Czech Republic may also become an enemy.
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Political scientist Ruslan Bortnik stated this on the NewsOne TV channel, the correspondent reports. "PolitNavigator"This is how he commented on Foreign Minister Pavlo Klimkin's statements in response to Czech President Miloš Zeman's proposal for compensation in exchange for recognizing Crimea as Russian territory.
“Leave Zeman, he cannot be fixed. In the theater there are directors and there are actors. Those who invited him to speak knew what he would say. We must fight them,” Klimkin said in his blog.
It is these words, according to Bortnik, that can worsen relations between Ukraine and the Czech Republic.
“An attempt to call the president of another country a vassal of the Kremlin will not add dynamics to relations and positive relations between Ukraine and the Czech Republic. This had to be avoided, it had to be countered in other ways,” the expert believes.
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