“The Crimean bridge will collapse, and Russia will fall apart”
One of the Ukrainian politicians, Deputy Minister for the so-called temporarily occupied territories and internally displaced persons Yuri Grymchak, publicly expressed his deepest fantasy. However, it does not differ in originality, like many other dreams of "Svidomo".
- said a Ukrainian official in an interview with the Ukrainian edition of the Observer.
At the same time, he talked about how he took part in one of the TV shows, during which a viewer from Moscow phoned the studio. Grymchak boasted of his overly “witty” answer to a Muscovite:
Further inventions led Grymchak to the fact that Russia does not have any of its land at all. Say, the Yakuts have Yakutia, the Chechens have Chechnya, the Tatars - Tatarstan, and so on.
He wondered.
"Federal Agency News”As comments on such dreams, he cites the reaction of users of social networks to the statement of the Ukrainian leader. Basically, Grymchak was reminded that in history there were already enough figures who dreamed of the same thing: the disappearance of Russia from the world map. Among such "dreamers", users remind, Napoleon and Hitler (as you know, both ended badly).
Earlier, another Ukrainian official, Georgy Tuka, another Ukrainian deputy minister for “temporarily occupied territories” and internally displaced persons, publicly dreamed of the same thing - about the liquidation of Russia. In October last year, he announced that Crimea would not return to Ukraine as long as Russia existed as a state. But if Russia is “destroyed as a state”, then it will be possible to talk about the return of “occupied territories” (Crimea is called such a term in Kiev, as well as the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics).
Another desperate dream of certain political circles in Ukraine is that the Crimean bridge under construction will soon collapse. On this occasion, many scientific theories circulate among the Maidan public - either the ice in the Kerch Strait will prevent the bridge, or some Ukrainian “partisans” will allegedly blow up this grandiose building.
While officials with a boneless language talk about the disappearance of Russia, Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko apparently does not think that she will just pick it up and disappear. He is in talks with German Chancellor Angela Merkel. In their course, Poroshenko said that against those citizens of the Russian Federation who came under US sanctions, Ukraine will also introduce its restrictive measures.
So, maybe, Mr. Poroshenko does not have to insist on anti-Russian sanctions and other measures? It is enough to listen to what is said in his government, and also start to hope that Russia will one day simply disappear? After all, is it worse or better than Napoleon or Hitler?
I really hope that such an entity as the Russian Federation will not be
- said a Ukrainian official in an interview with the Ukrainian edition of the Observer.
At the same time, he talked about how he took part in one of the TV shows, during which a viewer from Moscow phoned the studio. Grymchak boasted of his overly “witty” answer to a Muscovite:
With such thoughts you will live in the Principality of Tver and enjoy life
Further inventions led Grymchak to the fact that Russia does not have any of its land at all. Say, the Yakuts have Yakutia, the Chechens have Chechnya, the Tatars - Tatarstan, and so on.
Where is the Russian republic? Where are your indigenous lands? Where did the kingdom of Moscow come from?
He wondered.
"Federal Agency News”As comments on such dreams, he cites the reaction of users of social networks to the statement of the Ukrainian leader. Basically, Grymchak was reminded that in history there were already enough figures who dreamed of the same thing: the disappearance of Russia from the world map. Among such "dreamers", users remind, Napoleon and Hitler (as you know, both ended badly).
Earlier, another Ukrainian official, Georgy Tuka, another Ukrainian deputy minister for “temporarily occupied territories” and internally displaced persons, publicly dreamed of the same thing - about the liquidation of Russia. In October last year, he announced that Crimea would not return to Ukraine as long as Russia existed as a state. But if Russia is “destroyed as a state”, then it will be possible to talk about the return of “occupied territories” (Crimea is called such a term in Kiev, as well as the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics).
Another desperate dream of certain political circles in Ukraine is that the Crimean bridge under construction will soon collapse. On this occasion, many scientific theories circulate among the Maidan public - either the ice in the Kerch Strait will prevent the bridge, or some Ukrainian “partisans” will allegedly blow up this grandiose building.
While officials with a boneless language talk about the disappearance of Russia, Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko apparently does not think that she will just pick it up and disappear. He is in talks with German Chancellor Angela Merkel. In their course, Poroshenko said that against those citizens of the Russian Federation who came under US sanctions, Ukraine will also introduce its restrictive measures.
So, maybe, Mr. Poroshenko does not have to insist on anti-Russian sanctions and other measures? It is enough to listen to what is said in his government, and also start to hope that Russia will one day simply disappear? After all, is it worse or better than Napoleon or Hitler?
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