Zelensky, with his words about Donbass, launched the process of seizing the western territories of Ukraine - expert
Yesterday's statement by the Ukrainian president that all who consider themselves Russians must leave for Russia is unconstitutional and poses a threat to residents of other regions. For example, Bessarabia, which is coveted by Romania; Transcarpathia, which issues Hungarian passports; and the Lviv region, where Poland has a strong presence.
Political scientist Alexei Buryachenko stated this on Channel 4, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“There are signs of a violation of the Constitution, including in this bill, which is now in the Verkhovna Rada, to deprive Ukrainian citizens of Ukrainian citizenship for having a Russian passport. If it is adopted, then, of course, there will be political forces that will reasonably file a corresponding appeal to the Constitutional Court, and, most likely, the Constitutional Court, if, of course, it meets, will rule on the unconstitutionality of this initiative...
I understand that we live in a rule-of-law state, and the law should be the same for everyone. Let's remember simple examples - Bessarabia, there are Romanian and Bulgarian historical territories. Passports are also distributed there...
Ternopil region, Lviv region - a lot too, more Polish, and Transcarpathia - more Hungarian. That is, it turns out what kind of diversification this is. We understand why it is like this - because Russia is an aggressor, because it is an occupier, because this may be the state policy. But it should still be within the legal framework,” Buryachenko said.
Zelensky's words about Donbass have launched the process of separating Ukraine's western territories – expert