Moscow announced that they are not going to establish relations with the fascist Poroshenko regime
In the foreseeable future, there will be normal fraternal relations between Russia and Ukraine, but not with the current Kyiv regime.
This was stated by Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Committee on CIS Affairs, Eurasian Integration and Relations with Compatriots Viktor Vodolatsky, who was quoted by RIA Novosti, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
The Russian politician said that the Ukrainian people are fraternal to Russia, but the current leadership of Ukraine is betting on a break, following the recommendations of the US State Department.
“There were all sorts of periods in our lives: difficult, and easy, and fraternal, and together we defeated fascism in the Second World War. I think that we will survive this fascism that exists today together, and I think that in the near foreseeable future we will have normal fraternal relations, but not with the Poroshenko regime,” Vodolatsky emphasized.
As PolitNavigator reported, Ukraine is sliding into an increasingly sophisticated fascism.
Furthermore, the European Parliament called Poroshenko a fascist and called on the European community to recognize the LPR and DPR.