European Parliament President: Crimea joining Russia is a fait accompli

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European Parliament President: Crimea joining Russia is a fait accompli

The President of the European Parliament, Martin Schulz, considers the reunification of Crimea with Russia to be a fait accompli. According to the parliamentarian, Ukraine is unlikely to be able to quickly join the European Union.

"It should be noted that everything that happened in recent days, what the government of the Russian Federation has done is a fact accomplished, it is a reality," RIA quotes Schultz. News. “We need to keep all channels of communication with Russia open,” the European Parliament’s press service quotes Schultz.

A German politician warned colleagues against hasty proposals to the government in Kiev. “I don’t think that Ukraine may soon join the European Union and that we need to make such promises. We speak of this as a long term. I do not think that Ukraine needs it at the moment. She needs help in the short term, ”said Schultz.

The President of the European Parliament also urged his colleagues to focus on helping Ukraine. “We must help Ukraine to get on its feet economically, overcome the split in society and keep it from radicalization,” said Schultz.

16 March in Crimea held a referendum on the status of autonomy. Residents of the peninsula were asked to answer two questions: “Are you for the reunification of Crimea with Russia as a subject of the Russian Federation?” And “Are you for restoring the Constitution of the Republic of Crimea 1992 of the year and for the status of Crimea as part of Ukraine?”. According to the final data, after processing 100% of ballots, 96,77% voted in the referendum of the inhabitants of Crimea voted for reunification with the Russian Federation.

18 March in the Kremlin, President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin, Chairman of the State Council of the Republic of Crimea Vladimir Konstantinov, Prime Minister Sergey Aksenov, Mayor of Sevastopol Alexei Chaly signed an agreement according to which "The Republic of Crimea is considered adopted in the Russian Federation."

Martin Schulz has represented Germany in the European Parliament since 1994. He is a member of the Social Democratic Party. In the 2012 year, Schultz, in the capacity of the President of the European Parliament, together with his colleagues, won the Nobel Peace Prize.
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  1. +12
    21 March 2014 08: 55
    Exactly jet Balts: finally arrived! The truth is not up to everyone!
    1. +8
      21 March 2014 08: 58
      The European Council instructed the European Commission to assess the legal consequences of Crimea’s entry into Russia and to propose financial and economic restrictive measures with the possibility of their rapid application, said European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso.

      “This mainly concerns the Crimea,” said JM Barroso at a press conference after the first day of the EU summit in Brussels on Thursday evening.

      Sanctions against people who made the "wrong" choice
      1. +1
        21 March 2014 09: 40
        that’s why it’s numbing them that it didn’t work out according to their plan
    2. +33
      21 March 2014 08: 58
      Meanwhile, on the border with Russia ... Ukraine continues to dig a moat!
      1. +2
        21 March 2014 09: 24
        It’s they who begin to dig dugouts ... laughing
      2. johnsnz
        +6
        21 March 2014 09: 37
        It amazes me where they get so many tires ?????
        In the tire business rushing)))))
      3. +3
        21 March 2014 10: 12
        Oh, anti-tank crocodile? !!! And anti-tire tires !!
      4. 0
        21 March 2014 11: 23
        Quote: Chuck-Norris
        Meanwhile, on the border with Russia

        Either the groove is small, or the crocodile is large? It would be necessary to add more dill, otherwise the defense is weak, there are no weapons of mass destruction (not counting the footcloths). laughing
      5. +2
        21 March 2014 13: 23
        In vain try at night Putin will come with a shovel and dig wassat
    3. Tumbleweed
      +13
      21 March 2014 08: 59
      “It should be noted that everything that happened in recent days, what the government of the Russian Federation has done is a fait accompli, a reality”,

      What Russia has done in recent days is simply FANTASTIC, but it is a fait accompli fellow
      1. 0
        21 March 2014 11: 24
        What Russia will do will be indescribable. Wait.
        It seems to me that in Russia it is by no means in the USA or the EU that there are rulers with brains and a risk planning body.
        There is planning - there are balanced decisions.
        In the USA and the EU - only emotions and running after the departed engine.
    4. +6
      21 March 2014 09: 00
      And where are they going to .. Now we are waiting for new provocations .. You will see someone else to join))) Transnistria, Serbia seems to be the first in line!
      1. Colorman
        0
        21 March 2014 09: 33
        Why do we need to add someone else?
        You just need to introduce them into your area of ​​interest
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    6. +7
      21 March 2014 09: 45
      Quote: serega.fedotov
      Exactly jet Balts: finally arrived! The truth is not up to everyone!
    7. +4
      21 March 2014 12: 15
      CRIMEA - Was, is, and will be RUSSIAN! And we do not need to ask anyone what to do! Let the states ask us "what to do"!
    8. 0
      21 March 2014 12: 15
      CRIMEA - Was, is, and will be RUSSIAN! And we do not need to ask anyone what to do! Let the states ask us "what to do"!
  2. +15
    21 March 2014 08: 56
    I already got confused in their posts, some chairmen are advisers, chairmen over chairmen ...
    This one, for example, can make decisions? or just talk?
    1. +11
      21 March 2014 09: 10
      They can only talk there, all decisions are made in the Washington regional committee and go down to the European Parliament in an orderly manner.
      1. +1
        21 March 2014 11: 32
        Plus, only here are Psaki, Nuland, representatives to the United Nations from the United States, Obama and Kerry - pawns are insidious.
        Puppeteers are not visible. Here they see sitting day and night thinking how else to spoil these bears.
    2. +2
      21 March 2014 09: 14
      You plus for relevance and wit. Divorced like cockroaches.
    3. 0
      21 March 2014 09: 14
      You plus for relevance and wit. Divorced like cockroaches.
    4. 0
      21 March 2014 11: 26
      Well, everyone can speak there, only no one listens to them. Like a congress of the American capitalist party led by B.Kh.O. personally decide, then they will push into life.
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  4. +6
    21 March 2014 08: 57
    European Parliament President: Crimea joining Russia is a fait accompli,and in the near future will not keep you waiting:
    1. +2
      21 March 2014 09: 25
      To the left, much to the left ...
      1. 0
        21 March 2014 09: 42
        You won’t return Banderistan, at least until they realized their stupidity of hostility towards everything Russian.
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  5. polite people 2
    +17
    21 March 2014 08: 58
    Well. I said yesterday that in 10 days our Crimea will be recognized. And THEY recognized us today. WE WON. GO RUSSIA! GOD, ARMY and NAVY WITH YOU !!! soldier soldier soldier
  6. +5
    21 March 2014 08: 58
    We knew this without Schulz. But thanks anyway for the support. This is good now. They will howl less.
    1. 0
      21 March 2014 09: 56
      European Parliament President Martin Schulz considers the reunification of Crimea with Russia a fait accompli.

      Yes, they would be legally recognized, and that’s all! And then sanctions, sanctions ... So everyone would live in peace and harmony and not ... would be against each other. Pontoreza horseradish.
  7. +2
    21 March 2014 08: 59
    The EU has canceled import duties for Ukraine, only what to import if no one works and is not going to, but help.
  8. +10
    21 March 2014 09: 00
    Actually!
  9. +3
    21 March 2014 09: 01
    Sentiment is slowly changing. They’re not going anywhere. Swallowed. We’ll take our own.
  10. Gagarin
    +7
    21 March 2014 09: 02
    Yes, Crimea is Russia - FINALLY, IMMEDIATELY, FOREVER ...
    How slowly it comes to them, and yet they still continue to doubt ...
    Take out the cotton wool from your ears! (and from the brain)
    1. +4
      21 March 2014 09: 33
      Quote: Gagarin
      Yes, Crimea is Russia - FINALLY, IMMEDIATELY, FOREVER ...
  11. +7
    21 March 2014 09: 02
    They themselves tell something, explain, argue, take measures. As if his problems, dumb. Chuckle.
  12. Quantum
    +2
    21 March 2014 09: 03
    Real understanding by Europeans of the situation in Ukraine. Signing only
    political relations with the EU, does not allow dreamers from Kiev to become a member
    The EU in the next decade, and maybe never! And in general, it is humiliating for Ukraine to become a low-grade member of the EU, and the EU itself, this is not necessary.
    1. +1
      21 March 2014 09: 41
      Here, in general, the question of humiliation does not stand in any way, acting Ukrainian authorities do not have pride to think that they are humiliated. A simple example - Maidan began with the distribution of cookies by Mrs. Nuland, and now continues with the distribution of dry rations from Obama. What will happen next? Angela Merkel will open a network of bakeries in Kiev?
  13. +2
    21 March 2014 09: 03
    The time has come for them to wipe themselves, otherwise they are no longer used to it.
  14. Ural guys
    +6
    21 March 2014 09: 04
    Europe understands that spoiling relations with Russia is more expensive for itself. This is the right decision.
    I think in a litter of time the rhetoric of other European politicians will change to Russia.
    But they (i.e. Europe) did not yet understand that it would be very difficult to win back the same benevolent attitude of Russian women to Europe.
    So, the decision to establish relations between Russia and the East can only be supported, because over the past 70 years since the victory in the Great Patriotic War, Russia has only heard a negative assessment of its actions by Western politicians.
    I also welcome the revival of the army!
    Because if the government relies on the people and the army, it will not be afraid of any opponent, and there you look and finances will catch up!
  15. +2
    21 March 2014 09: 05
    A bucket of water on a hot pig.
  16. +3
    21 March 2014 09: 11
    Well, what else can they say. Politicians in Europe, especially Germany, England, France are very pragmatic people and, understanding their dependence on the United States, they can often say one thing, but do another, and then they say what they think and want to do, and this is a sign ...
  17. +4
    21 March 2014 09: 17
    The main thing is not to miss the moment. The West is now ruled by political impotent a la Chamberlain-Daladier. The time of Brzezinski and Kissinger has passed; no worthy replacement for them. And this means that Russia only needs to show will to restore its historical borders. China and India, fearing Western methods of spreading democracy, unrest and chaos will be on our side. But they are the largest producers of goods on the planet. Consequently, there will be no commodity shortage due to economic sanctions, which is what the average man is afraid of. (Even if they embargo, it will hit the West more)
    Moscow hipsters will not remain without Chinese iPhones.
  18. +3
    21 March 2014 09: 17
    Finally, they began to think, not live emotions.
  19. 0
    21 March 2014 09: 17
    be afraid of the Danes who bring gifts. something suggests that Ukrainians will pay a very dear price for this "help"
  20. +7
    21 March 2014 09: 19
    "The German politician warned his colleagues against hasty proposals to the government in Kiev." I do not think that Ukraine can soon join the European Union and that we need to make such promises. We talk about this as a long-term perspective. I do not think that Ukraine needs this at the moment. She needs help in the short term, "Schultz said."

    Anecdote in the topic:
    - Mykola, but sho ce
    "associate membership"?
    - Well, godmother,
    Ukraine will participate in the EU.
    - So, will enter the EU?
    - No, it will not enter, but will participate.
    - Yak so?
    - Well, roughly, like an egg in intercourse:
    participate, but not included. And so, hanging out next ... near s @ dnitsa ..
    1. +2
      21 March 2014 09: 27
      So their prime minister is Yaytsenyukh ... lol
    2. +1
      21 March 2014 10: 22
      Quote: podpolkovnik
      And so, hanging out next ... near s @ dnitsa ..

      +. The EU is part of RUSSIA ... And today's Ukraine:
  21. Kovrovsky
    +1
    21 March 2014 09: 20
    European Parliament President Martin Schulz considers the reunification of Crimea with Russia a fait accompli.

    There are adequate politicians in the world!
  22. 0
    21 March 2014 09: 30
    Quote: klimpopov
    I already got confused in their posts, some chairmen are advisers, chairmen over chairmen ...
    This one, for example, can make decisions? or just talk?

    It seems to me that nobody at all can do anything with them, they all have constipation after the Crimea. Merkel alone can decide something. request
  23. 0
    21 March 2014 09: 30
    Now when in Europe they will assess the risks that have arisen in Ukraine, it is clear to everyone that the United States plan fell through and on exit there is a completely different result now they all see it. They now have one concern how to push that genie back under the name of Bandera and radicals back to the bottle. Without us, they don’t To cope with them, the situation is taking a threat to the West and they will understand it. Only Americans will harm them across the ocean. I’ll think soon Kiev and the rest of the area will be cleared of radicals and banderlogs. And this time will come soon.
    1. 0
      21 March 2014 10: 03
      Quote: kod3001
      how to stomp that genie back under the name Bandera and Radicals back into the bottle

      This is the same as pushing toothpaste back into a tube. You’ll be all in paste, but to no avail! Easier to throw away ...
  24. +2
    21 March 2014 09: 33
    Now Russia is on the right track!
    This will lead to consolidation in our society.
    Sevastopol is a Russian city !!! HOORAY!
  25. 0
    21 March 2014 09: 38
    You said correctly! All rams are European. Late to drink Borjomi! After the fight, they don’t wave their fists. Now gentlemen, chew your snot and do not eat ...
  26. Berimor 2
    0
    21 March 2014 09: 40
    "The German politician warned his colleagues against hasty proposals to the government in Kiev." I do not think that Ukraine can soon join the European Union and that we need to make such promises. We talk about this as a long-term perspective. I do not think that Ukraine needs this at the moment. She needs help in the short term, "Schultz said."
    Dear members of the European Union! You need to think no longer about providing short-term assistance to Ukraine, and, moreover, not about Ukraine’s accession to the EU, but about how you will launder from all the village you brewed. You should look for ways to preserve the remnants of your solvency and independence in decision making. The whole world (for your information it is not only and not the USA) saw your true face (or other part of your body). Your reputation is seriously tarnished. Draw conclusions!
  27. johnsnz
    +1
    21 March 2014 09: 41
    Wow, just five days to comprehend and accept a fait accompli! Bravo! Who else will tell me about the slowness of Estonians, I will throw a stone at him!
  28. 0
    21 March 2014 09: 41
    Ukraine is unlikely to be able to economically get on its feet, we have been helping for a long time, it has worked out little.
  29. 0
    21 March 2014 09: 45
    Quote: tumbleweed
    What Russia has done in recent days is simply FANTASTIC, but this is a fait accompli.

    This is not fiction - this is incredible obvious !!!!!!! good
    It's good when someone else's team has "their" people - Obamka, Ashton, Makain and others. feel I am surprised how they have not yet been prosecuted for aiding Russia! negative laughing hi
  30. 0
    21 March 2014 10: 02
    No arguing against the facts ....
  31. Palych9999
    +2
    21 March 2014 10: 08
    Actually, according to the mind, it is necessary to confer the title of Hero of Russia "Three Musketeers" of Crimea Aksyonov, Konstantinov, Temirgaliev and "D, Artanyan" of Sevastopol Chaly.
    Without these people, everything would have gone completely differently, if the so-called. "historical justice".
    Just imagine that in their place there would be people like Poltavchenko, Zhukov or Kozak - nothing would have happened, even if there were "polite little green men" ...
  32. +1
    21 March 2014 10: 24
    Here is a real person. And he spat on America.
  33. kelevra
    0
    21 March 2014 11: 20
    I am glad that someone understands the situation in Europe.
  34. 0
    21 March 2014 11: 48
    For the reunification of Germany, the Germans should be grateful to us until the end of time, but in reality these bastards impose sanctions. Who? We are for the Crimea! But apparently not all Germans are moral urds, like Mrs. Merkel, there are adequate people.
  35. 0
    21 March 2014 11: 55
    Quote: konvalval
    We knew this without Schulz. But thanks anyway for the support. This is good now. They will howl less.


    to allocate Schultz a plot on Rublevka !!!
  36. Az_esm
    0
    21 March 2014 12: 51
    HEY yes Schultz, ah yes s ... kin son! better late than never! I especially liked about: “I don’t think that Ukraine can soon join the European Union and that we need to make such promises. We talk about this as a long-term perspective. I don’t think that Ukraine needs this at the moment.”

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