Yarosh will bring “order” to Ukraine, - Kobzon

03.11.2014 12:59
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Kyiv, November 03 (PolitNavigator, Maxim Karpenko) – The parliamentary elections that took place in Ukraine a week ago will not bring unity to the country.

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Its host Vladimir Solovyov stated this on the air of the talk show “Sunday Evening”.

According to him, now the leaders of Ukraine will start a war among themselves for power.

“We understand that Poroshenko will now engage in mortal combat with Yatsenyuk, that Kolomoisky will not forgive anyone, that Avakov will finish off the unfortunate Kernes, because he wants to control the markets in the center of Kharkov. We understand that Tyagnibok will continue to rock the boat, and that we cannot talk about any unity of Ukrainian society. It’s only a pity for the people of Ukraine,” Solovyov noted.

At the same time, Russian State Duma deputy and singer Joseph Kobzon, who was present on the broadcast, emphasized that there is one person who can take control of the situation.

“Dmitry Yarosh will restore order there,” Kobzon sneered.

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Yarosh will bring "order" to Ukraine, says Kobzon.






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