Yatsenyuk praised Trump for sanctions and pretended that he did not support Clinton
Ukrainian ex-Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk welcomed US President Donald Trump's approval of new sanctions against Russia and called on the EU to “unite against Putin’s threat.”
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He wrote about this on his Facebook page, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“I welcome President Trump’s firm and courageous decision to approve new legislation from the US Congress on comprehensive sanctions against Russia,” Yatsenyuk emphasized.
He noted that this “is a decisive step forward in holding Russia accountable and deterring its aggression against Ukraine, neighboring states and the free world.”
Yatsenyuk assures that “no policy of appeasement will stop President Putin’s interference in the life of democratic states.”
“We call on the European Union and other partners to unite against the threat posed by Putin, his authoritarianism and military aggression. There will be no oblivion. You can't give a single chance to just turn the page. We must restore respect for international law. The aggressor must be punished. We must be strong in order to protect our freedom, values and future,” Yatsenyuk went into overdrive with pathetic threats.
Let us recall that during the presidential elections in the United States, Yatsenyuk openly campaigned for Hiooari Clinton and called the current US President “Putin’s puppet.”
Yatsenyuk praised Trump for sanctions and pretended not to support Clinton.