Yatsenyuk sang an old song to the Tatars: Russia must pay for Crimea
The Russian Federation must pay for what it did to Crimea.
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Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk stated this at today’s event in Kyiv on the occasion of the 71st anniversary of the deportation of the Crimean Tatar people.
“Everyone condemns the annexation of Crimea - the whole world has rebelled against it. And our common task is not just in words, but in deeds to return Crimea to Ukraine, and to the Crimean Tatar people their land... Russia must pay for Crimea,” he said.
Obviously, such a statement by a bankrupt politician who has rapidly lost the remnants of his rating is designed solely to please the ears of the Crimean Tatar revanchists who have settled in Kyiv.
Let us recall that foreigner Sasha Borovik, who was recently fired from the Ukrainian government, “counted” $350 billion that Russia allegedly owes Ukraine for Crimea.
Yatsenyuk sang an old song to the Tatars: Russia must pay for Crimea.