Pushkov: Kiev would give NATO naval base in Sevastopol
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In Russia, commented on the statement of Petro Poroshenko that after the presidential election, he "will return the Crimea under the jurisdiction of Kiev." Recall that, commenting on his own statement, Poroshenko announced “non-military methods of return”: putting sanctions pressure on Russia and lawsuits. Russian Senator Alexei Pushkov, who is known to be an active Twitter user, responded to the words of Petro Poroshenko. In the microblogging, Pushkov noted that the goal of Kiev is to return the Crimea and Sevastopol is important only in terms of transferring objects of the peninsula to the needs of the US Army (NATO).
Poroshenko with Volker and Jovanovic (US Ambassador to Ukraine) on board an American warship in Odessa
NATO offered Russia "to return control of the Crimea to Ukraine." In other words, I suggested transferring Crimea and Sevastopol under the control of the alliance itself (...) the first thing Kiev would do if Crimea did not go to Russia — it would transfer the naval base in Sevastopol to the US / NATO. But it will not work.
After this reply from the senator, the subscribers of his page offered to react less to the statements coming from the West or from the territory of Ukraine.
Indeed, the main reaction to the bloody coup in Kiev by Russia has already been demonstrated. These days that reaction is already five years old. This is a reunion of the Crimea and Sevastopol with Russia, which in itself has crumpled all Western plans for Ukraine. Now, the only thing that remains the same for NATO led by the United States is to make constant anti-Russian statements and trick the sanctions.
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