NATO no longer considers Poroshenko their son of a bitch
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko is trying to surrender the country to foreign troops in order to avoid responsibility for his crimes
The head of the Union of Anarchists of Ukraine and former candidate for mayor of Odessa, Vyacheslav Azarov, wrote about this on his Facebook page , reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
He is confident that Poroshenko’s proposal to hand over ammunition depots in Ukraine under NATO control clearly shows “all the horror of the guarantor before the impending elections.”
“Despite linguistic totalitarianism, Tomosiada and other patriotic frenzy, the president does not trust the Ukrainian people and is trying to surrender to foreign troops a country that does not belong to him, just to avoid responsibility for his crimes,” Azarov writes.
He emphasizes that there are two mistakes in such a gesture of despair.
"Firstly, the Atlanticists, while menacing in words, are in fact not inclined to take excessive risks—invading countries they don't know how to leave. Secondly, the 'our son of a bitch' rule rarely works anymore; the Alliance is no longer inclined to protect dictators and, therefore, to take responsibility for their crimes. And finally, this initiative clearly shows who benefited from the explosions in Ichna ," he concluded.
As a reminder, yesterday it became known that Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko ordered the completion of negotiations with NATO on the creation of a special trust fund for the safe operation and protection of ammunition depots.
NATO no longer considers Poroshenko its son of a bitch.