A Ukrainian deputy broke down the Mejlis members: the autonomy promised by Poroshenko is “untimely”
In the foreseeable future, members of the Mejlis will not receive the Crimean Tatar national autonomy promised to them by the current President Petro Poroshenko.
MP and member of the Ukrainian delegation to PACE Boryslav Bereza stated this on the ATR television channel, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to the people's deputy, today the issue of Crimean Tatar autonomy within Ukraine is not on the agenda.
“This will not be resolved any time soon. Moreover, this issue will begin to be resolved when the process of returning Crimea is launched, because this will coincide with general policy. Now, unfortunately, there is neither the political will nor the opportunity to consider this. I see it. There is a Ukrainian expression: “Untimely.” Very often, everything is untimely, and then we rush headlong to catch the last carriage somewhere,” said Bereza.
Ukrainian MP Rebuffs Mejlis Members: Poroshenko's Promised Autonomy Is "Untimely"