Once again Ukraine has begun unfounded hysteria and the calls to arm themselves for war with Russia, and the hysteria that comes from Kiev. Than this time the poor scared of harboring “evil” Putin?
In General, nothing. On Friday, the President of the Russian Federation stated that, according to the Minsk agreements, Ukraine should decentralize the country, to hold an Amnesty for the militias and adopt a law on the special status of Donbass. I am sure that all of these provisions have long been for anybody not new, and even more so, for Kiev.
Vladimir Putin also said “we Cannot defer these decisions under the pretext that in the security zone, in the zone of differentiation someone shoots somebody”. The Russian leader has noticed that if there is no desire to carry out political reforms, then there will always be someone to shoot or to answer the same, until you have taken the hard decisions of a political nature.
Overwhelmingly the picture is indeed the case. The question arises, where the Secretary of the Council of national security and defense of Ukraine Turchinov saw in Putin’s position is threatened? Based on this “threatening” phrase of the Russian President, Turchynov halt to strengthen the defence potential of the country. In particular, to provide the Ukrainian army with necessary weapons and resources, and to increase the military budget.
We will not even now pay attention to the fact that, despite all these appeals, Ukraine has no money for weapons, Yes, and if it were, then Kiev again would have bought a written off pile of metal. It is worth to stop at the regular criticisms of Moscow to the failure of “Minsk-2”.
Firstly, Russia is not subject to agreements and can only have an impact on the conflicting parties, of course, by diplomatic means. Apparently, this moment Poroshenko missed when he signed the paper contract.
And in-the second, Kiev would cost less to attract attention, when Ukraine itself has not fulfilled a single item from the document that on a voluntary basis has endorsed the Ukrainian President.
