Ukraine and the Anglo-Saxons simultaneously screwed up the attack on the Russian elections

Igor Petrov.  
21.03.2018 23:46
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
Views: 7618
 
Policy, United States of America, Ukraine


The scandal with the poisoning in England of former Russian spy defector Sergei Skripal only strengthened the position of Vladimir Putin, and the campaign of the Ukrainian authorities to not recognize the results of the Russian presidential election failed.

This was stated at a press conference in Kiev by Sergei Tolstov, director of the Institute of Political Analysis and International Studies, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.


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“All the headlines in Western newspapers say that the Skripal scandal has backfired, not at all what the West expected. On the contrary, he strengthened the monolithic position of Putin.

In this situation, Kyiv needs to think about what to do with the emphasis in favor of the “Cold War” that was made on the eve of the elections. Nothing came out of the campaign to not recognize the elections in Crimea other than purely formal declarations,” admitted the Ukrainian political scientist.

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