This time, Putin has nothing to do with it: Ukraine itself is on the brink of political suicide (Bloomberg, USA)

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This time, Putin has nothing to do with it: Ukraine itself is on the brink of political suicide (Bloomberg, USA)


Yes, does Vladimir Putin really need to bring Ukraine down the post-revolutionary path! Its current leaders themselves do this very well.

The Russian president today has focused on Syria, and this helps to lower the degree of conflict in eastern Ukraine, creating an opportunity for reform and a way out of recession. However, the administration in Kiev was mired in internal squabbles. The fist fight this month in parliament, as well as the clash between the interior minister and the regional governor using profanity, demonstrate a split that threatens to sink the government and derail the IMF’s 17,5 billion-dollar assistance program. The next flash point will be the budget vote for the 2016 year.

Memories of the failed Orange Revolution are still fresh, but Ukraine is once again taking the risk of allowing internal disputes to thwart the country's second attempt in a decade to free themselves from the communist past. Reformers are in conflict with privileged circles that control a large part of the economy, which were opposed by protesters who overthrew the pro-Russian leader of the country in 2014 and demanded transparency along European lines. The fact that IMF loans and billions of additional assistance from allied countries were at risk is reflected in a sharp increase in bond yields.

Moscow wins

“Judging by recent events, Ukraine is getting closer and closer to political suicide,” said Joerg Forbrig, senior director of programs at the Germany-USA Marshall Foundation of Germany. - The civil strife in Kiev is most useful for Moscow. If Ukraine’s attitude towards reforms is weakened, the internal struggle will intensify, and rapprochement with the West will stop, Moscow will essentially achieve its goals. ”

President Poroshenko and Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk who enjoy the support of the United States and Europe are criticized for failing to fulfill their promises to curb corruption and limit the power and influence of oligarchs. Transparency International ranks Ukraine in 142-th place from 175 countries in terms of estimates of bribery, and the World Bank said in October that Ukraine has “a long way to go.”

Discontent overlaps. On December 11, Yatsenyuk’s speech in parliament was frustrated when a deputy from Poroshenko’s party seeking a change in prime minister provoked a mass brawl in the courtroom. A few days later, ex-president of Georgia Mikhail Saakashvili, now the governor of the Odessa region, accused of bribery Interior Minister Arsen Avakov and other members of the government at a meeting on the issue of reforms. Poroshenko sat next, covering his face with his hands.

"The collapse of trust"

The split in the ranks of the ruling coalition, which won a landslide in last year’s elections, also impedes the adoption of the budget for next year. This, in turn, prevents the transfer of the next tranche of international aid to Ukraine by almost five billion dollars, although the country's economy cannot recover from the recession that has lasted for a year and a half.

On Friday, the IMF said that parliament should adopt a budget that meets its target for a deficit of 3,7% of GDP, as proposed by the government, and that otherwise the assistance will be terminated. Ukraine needs to “immediately” fulfill its obligations to the IMF in order to avoid delays with international assistance, US Treasury Secretary Jacob J. Lew said on Tuesday evening during a telephone conversation with Yatsenyuk.

Yatsenyuk on Wednesday said that his government "agreed with the deputies on all issues" relating to the budget, but at the same time accused some lawmakers that "they do not realize their responsibility to the country."

According to Viktor Szabo, a portfolio manager from London-based Aberdeen Asset Management Plc, some deputies oppose IMF calls for more active anti-corruption campaigns and interference, as well as stricter budgetary control measures.

"Corrupt oligarchs"

“The main danger lies in the fact that some high-ranking politicians would be happy to thwart the adoption of the budget in an attempt to squeeze the IMF out of the country and thwart the anti-corruption campaign,” said Jabot, who is involved in managing the 12 billions dollar-denominated debt of developing countries. “If a deal with the IMF fails, another and very negative collapse of trust will arise, and there will be no growth next year.”

This tension is reflected in the long-term lending markets. The yield of dollar-denominated Ukrainian bonds maturing in 2019 after the first month-long trading jumped more than one percentage point to 10,112%, destroying optimism about the restructuring. The head of the central bank, Valeria Gontareva, last week stated that the country's leadership is keeping the base interest rate at the level of 22%, also due to political tensions.

The quarrel between Saakashvili and Avakov forced Ukrainian leaders to reiterate their unity and stop talking about the new premiere. In a joint statement, Poroshenko, Yatsenyuk and Parliament Speaker Volodymyr Groysman accused "corrupt oligarchs" of fomenting a "hysterical anti-state and anti-government campaign." According to them, unity is necessary for the “success of change” in Ukraine.

Lingering problems

American vice-president Joe Biden, who visited Kiev this month, spoke about unity. Addressing the deputies and the country's leadership, he said, recalling last year's uprising: "All of you should put aside minor differences and make a real revolution of dignity." Loans from the United States, the EU, Japan, and other countries depend on moving along the path of reform. The United States has provided guarantees for the sale of bonds worth $ 2 billion by the Ukrainian government.

Bank of America believes that the political turmoil in Ukraine will pass. “We expect the parliament to adopt the budget, the IMF program will continue with minimal delays, and the coalition will remain safe and sound over the next six months,” said strategy expert Vadim Khramov in his brief note.

But even if the lawmakers do everything necessary to transfer the next tranche of aid to Ukraine, in 2016 there will be a lot of problems that will cause instability.

Former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko, whose party became part of the government, still intends to hold a vote on a vote of no confidence in Yatsenyuk. Another party from the self-help coalition insists on the resignation of the prosecutor general, and protesters in Kiev often criticize him for not considering bribery cases. Deputies are also arguing with the government over the new tax legislation, and these disputes will most likely continue in the coming year.

“Obviously, a split in the ranks of the ruling coalition becomes an obstacle to political decision-making,” said Eurasia Group analyst Alex Brideau in his e-mail. “And since there is a high probability that Yatsenyuk will remain in power, these battles will probably intensify at the beginning of 2016 of the year.”
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  1. +21
    28 December 2015 10: 35
    Joe Biden, in my opinion, did not understand to whom in Ukraine the authorities had entrusted. The crowd of funny clowns can not only make laugh, as it turns out a little later after the budget adopted at night does not work. There, not only Yatsenyuk will be taken away from the rostrum. And the IMF can continue crediting, Ukrainians. They are not Greeks, they just steal everything again, and then Ukrainians.
    1. +34
      28 December 2015 10: 39
      Author Darina Krasnolutska (Daryna Krasnolutska). Reformers clash with privileged circles that control a large part of the economy, opposed by protesters who ousted in 2014 pro-russian the country's leader and demanded transparency according to the European model.

      Is Yanukovych the "pro-Russian" ?! It is because of such "analysts" in Russia, the United States that Crimea, Donbass and Syria missed! If they continue to have such a personnel policy, they will miss Alaska and Texas!
      1. +18
        28 December 2015 10: 46
        A country with a winning piderastia should like these photos.
        The parliamentarian preludely loves his prime minister. laughing
        He wishes to thank the Prime Minister for his work for the benefit of the Ukrainian people right on the podium!
        Americans must applaud!
        And they are again preoccupied. sad
        1. +15
          28 December 2015 11: 01
          in urkain and not only - neighing to colic ...
          1. +5
            28 December 2015 11: 32
            Some kind of coven, not a state.
            1. 0
              28 December 2015 15: 35
              Quote: cniza
              Some kind of coven, not a state.


              This is true. But Darina Krasnolutsk hammer, is not it?
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        2. +1
          28 December 2015 11: 28
          ... there is such a nation: .. for a penny in the church they will pull, for a ruble a hare will be caught ..
        3. +2
          28 December 2015 12: 09
          The FSA ambassador made a tricky move. In order not to discuss the issue of trust in the egg industry and the government, which completely consisted of either zealots or those who had passed through the Soros courses, they disrupted the meeting.
        4. +3
          28 December 2015 14: 08
          Quote: Temples
          A country with a winning piderastia should like these photos.
          The parliamentarian preludely loves his prime minister. laughing
          He wishes to thank the Prime Minister for his work for the benefit of the Ukrainian people right on the podium!
          Americans must applaud!
          And they are again preoccupied. sad
      2. +11
        28 December 2015 11: 03
        I read the article, directly agitation on hypocrisy, lies and surrealism at the same time.
        Poroshenko / Valtsman; Senya "Billion" - Fighting against whom? Against the Oligarchs? Against corruption?
        Nonsense and fraud for "Big Uncles from the West" let the author of the article, Darin Krasnolutska, tell how corruption in Libya, Syria, Iraq, Yugoslavia, Afghanistan and now Ukraine was defeated with the help of the "Civilized West" ...
        Let him talk about how the above countries turned into "City-Gardens" ...

        Once again I affirm in the opinion that H.P.P. there is, and in relation to the current "Goreslava", his strategy is not to interfere in "Spider business in the bank", the spiders in the bank "Goreslava", as we see, begin to actively eat each other, which was correctly noted in the article (the only truth). And yes, the Russian Federation will come, but only when the spiders kill each other (showing once again the true face of "American Democracy" to the whole world).
        1. +6
          28 December 2015 11: 11
          Quote: Now we are free
          The Russian Federation will come when the spiders kill each other (showing once again the true face of "American Democracy" to the whole world)

          Does Russia need this? To drag a forty-million-ruined and plundered country? For ourselves, there is not enough money, and then there are these ridges .. And still, for them we will never be good.
          So, let the EU now strain, if it does not want to get European Somalia at hand. Ukraine itself was inviting in a bright European tomorrow, now let it pay.
          1. +9
            28 December 2015 12: 02
            Quote: Ami du peuple
            Does Russia need this? To drag a forty-million-ruined and plundered country? For ourselves, there is not enough money, and then there are these ridges .. And still, for them we will never be good. So, let the EU now strain, if it does not want to get European Somalia at hand. Ukraine itself was inviting in a bright European tomorrow, now let it pay.

            Greetings Andrew hi
            40 million we do not need. We need:
            At least 8 Southeast regions + Preferably Kiev cleared of Ragul. In order to close once and for all the question of who separated from whom the South-East from the West or the West from the South-East. And Kiev - "Mother of Russian Cities" never really wants to give up to scold the Banderlobezians ...
            We need a Russian-speaking population, loyal to Russia (the main resource of the former Ukraine), professionals and hard workers who have not turned in 25 years of "Svidomosifilis" into dependents-demagogues-sadists (whom we watched with horror on the Maidan and in the "ATO").
            We need still unfinished plants to the end, fertile shipyards - chernozem lands of Little Russia.
            We need to cut off from the sea and push as far away from ourselves as possible another ugly "state" created by the Americans and Co. which makes Rusophobia as its main idea ...
            1. +3
              28 December 2015 12: 34
              And Transnistria add more.
              1. +1
                28 December 2015 12: 49
                Quote: Felix
                And Transnistria add more.

                By the way, yes +.
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            2. 0
              29 December 2015 09: 40
              ... and where to put the Jews from the Ruin - they are half of the population there, definitely, and we have our own shit about it ... - if you left them in their historical homeland - to convince Judea, so he’ll rob there then, you’ve seen the Jew with a shovel? ..
          2. cap
            0
            28 December 2015 12: 14
            Quote: Ami du peuple
            So, let the EU now strain, if it does not want to get European Somalia at hand. Ukraine itself was inviting in a bright European tomorrow, now let it pay.


            They just ordered Somalia. Relatives really had fussed before laughing Learn to celebrate Christmas from Tolerasts wassat .
            At this pace, next year we must wait for a new pan-European holiday of Ramadan. hi
      3. sq
        +3
        28 December 2015 11: 04
        Quote: Diana Ilyina
        and Alaska and Texas blink!

        God forbid
      4. +15
        28 December 2015 11: 10
        I agree with you. What are the words of the "pro-Russian" Yanukovych in 2013 I quote: Viktor Yanukovych responded to Angela Merkel: "The economic situation in Ukraine is very difficult. We have very big threats. I would like you to hear me. I have been alone for three and a half years. In very unequal conditions with a strong Russia, one on one." Yanukovych accompanies the last phrase with closed fists. " ..In general, he was an ordinary cheap political prostitute
        1. +1
          28 December 2015 11: 44
          ... if he, like Old Man Lukashenko, sold the gas pipeline to Russia, then Ukraine would not have had problems, but the descendants of Christ-Prince Andrei Bogolyubsky, Vladimir’s nephew Vladimir Krasnoye Solyshko, are very helpless on the golden greed, so he directed the Empire that he was crucified on the cross like him the relatives ...
        2. 0
          28 December 2015 16: 00
          Quote: Black
          In general, he was an ordinary cheap political prostitute


          Like all subsequent and previous.
          By the way, this is what the "svidomye" prophesy to the evil rabbit:
          (cry.)
      5. WKS
        +2
        28 December 2015 11: 59
        Ukraine itself has risen to the brink of political suicide (Bloomberg, USA)

        In order to get out of this line, you need to follow a few simple recommendations.
        1. To expel Poroshenko, Yatsenyuk, Turchinov, Tymoshenko and all other parasitic opportunists sucking the last life juices from Ukraine out of Ukraine.
        2. Announce the suspension of constitutional norms in the country.
        3. Gather a plenipotentiary delegation of people who care for Ukraine and send it to Moscow to Putin. There, the members of this delegation, after delivering loaves and bacon to the President of Russia, should hit the chelas on the carpet on the floor and ask them to send an interim manager to Ukraine.

        Immediately after this appointment, order, calmness and prosperity will begin to be restored in Ukraine.
    2. +48
      28 December 2015 10: 43
      Quote: USSR 1971
      Joe Biden, in my opinion, did not understand to whom the power had passed in Ukraine.

      Damn how this is all familiar, because this is what we once passed.
    3. +14
      28 December 2015 10: 50
      He understood everything. It's just that the staff members are happy with everything and the worse it is there, the better for them. The main thing is that instability and the threat of war hang as long as possible.
      1. +3
        28 December 2015 10: 56
        Yes, most likely already. Tired, the corpse stinks so that even over the ocean the nose is pinched
      2. 0
        28 December 2015 15: 42
        Quote: seti
        It's just that the staff members are happy with everything and the worse it is there, the better for them.


        Nothing. And we can do something. In the world the smell of fried is louder and louder.
        (cry.)
    4. +1
      28 December 2015 11: 03
      the plot with a showdown of Avakov and Saakashwali showed the face of this country.
    5. mihasik
      +1
      28 December 2015 12: 23
      Quote: USSR 1971
      In my opinion, Joe Biden didn’t understand to whom in Ukraine the authorities had entrusted

      He (Biden) has no reason to delve into it. The US policy is that they sponsor and support different, even opposing sides in the occupied territory in order to keep the designated "parsley" under control. From such a policy, not a single territory controlled by the United States led to prosperity, which subsequently leads to the failure of the United States itself in the occupied region.
      So let the Ukrainian baboons continue to smash their foreheads, praying for the American "brothers-in-arms" - it only plays into our hands! laughing
  2. +5
    28 December 2015 10: 39
    The next flash point will be the 2016 budget vote.

    However, they voted already.
    Either the article is old, or published late. -
    1. +1
      28 December 2015 16: 03
      Quote: aszzz888
      However, they voted already.
      Either the article is old, or published late. -


      They adopted the budget, but the additions have already gone:
      (cry.)
  3. +1
    28 December 2015 10: 42
    I don’t even know what to write in America for ?! For the average person, this is all deep purple, but for those like Biden, this is work within the framework of the plan (well, maybe with some deviations).
  4. +1
    28 December 2015 10: 42
    Fuck with her. I wouldn’t ask my country ...
    1. +2
      28 December 2015 10: 46
      Quote: Jozhkin the Cat
      Fuck with her. I wouldn’t ask my country ...

      that's it. The same Bloomberg let us a maximum of 10 years before the collapse. We must disappoint him.
      1. +3
        28 December 2015 11: 37
        Quote: Zeppelin ml.
        The same Bloomberg gave us a maximum of 10 years before the collapse

        They do this systematically.
        Disappointed, but they do ...
        "The hedgehogs cried, injected, but they continued to eat the cactus ...")))
        True, in the midst of democracy Yeltsin they tactfully kept silent.
        1. 0
          28 December 2015 16: 06
          Quote: ImPerts
          "The hedgehogs cried, injected, but continued to eat the cactus ..."


          ... and fantasize about boosting the ruins economy.
          (cry.)
    2. mihasik
      +2
      28 December 2015 13: 30
      Quote: Jozhkin the Cat
      Fuck with her. I wouldn’t ask my country ...

      Something you are so late for 24 years! It wasn’t bullshit to ride for freedom of capital, for Yeltsin in '91, smash monuments, rename cities and streets, put American agents in the main leadership positions! (Do not find mirror similarities with today's Ukraine? laughing) You look and the country would be in place! And by the way. there would be no Ukrainian "madhouse".
      Would there be a civil war? I think everything was limited to shooting a small circle of "revolutionaries", because in those days Europe had not abolished the "death penalty" for us yet! laughing Yes, and the KGB did not have time to disperse.
      And now we have a new "mausoleum" - the Yeltsin Center is called! laughing
      1. 0
        28 December 2015 16: 07
        Quote: mihasik
        Would there be a civil war? I think everything was limited to shooting a small circle of "revolutionaries"

        I think you underestimate the degree of passionarity of the masses. It’s too easy to shoot a bunch of insurgents - and it’s all about the hat. What about the outskirts? Desert to leave?
        1. mihasik
          0
          28 December 2015 21: 16
          Quote: Zeppelin ml.
          Would there be a civil war? I think everything was limited to shooting a small circle of "revolutionaries"
          I think you underestimate the degree of passionarity of the masses. It’s too easy to shoot a bunch of insurgents - and it’s all about the hat. What about the outskirts? Desert to leave?

          What is the main thing? In Passionarity? So the people plowed and he (the people) was fucked up by these "perturbations" with the authorities, as long as the people were not touched by "perestroika" and "dry laws" (A dream for a bright future, the people have not left yet). But some princelings like Yeltsin, Shevardnadze, Kravchuk, etc. muddied the water in the "territories". Leading people to dream of a new "bright future", while rubbing their sweaty little hands in calculating the upcoming profits and regalia promised by the Americans.
          And the people ... And what about the people? He was, as always, bred like a flock of sheep. However, the story repeats with enviable constancy.
  5. 0
    28 December 2015 10: 44
    "Moscow, in fact, will achieve its goals" ... Maybe it's for the best that Russia did not officially climb into the territory of Ukraine and did not give it the opportunity to accuse Russia of the collapse of Ukraine ???

    Finish themselves ... And there is no one to blame ...

    PS By the way, what about the debt ??? Be quiet ... Or: "We will not pay" - this is the last word ???
    The last will be "already dead" ...
    1. +1
      28 December 2015 10: 57
      PS By the way, what about the debt ??? They fell silent ... Or: "

      So what did they say they told ours WE WILL NOT PAY, as we will always be suing, they naturally do not care, all of us have quieted down
  6. +1
    28 December 2015 10: 47
    Quote: Diana Ilyina
    Is Yanukovych the "pro-Russian" ?!

    If you do not make it pro-Russian, then the meaning of the "Revolution of Dignity" will be incomprehensible. They were not allowed to enter the EU, the prices were raised, the salary was lowered, but what is the difference? Not peremoga, but zrada turns out ...
    Where is there without Russia and Putin. Only they, yes, a "pro-Russian professor" can explain all this.
    1. 0
      28 December 2015 10: 56
      Quote: ImPerts
      and what?

      and visa-free inlet ??? Isn’t it too much to give the people to feel themselves, if not Europeans, then at least Moldovans ??? The simulation of orgasm continues. What kind of iDiotism is this - the Khoklys really believe that they will be in chocolate one wave at a time from a sawn-off shotgun of a wide Ukrainian PRS ....
      1. 0
        28 December 2015 11: 33
        Quote: Zeppelin ml.
        and visa-free inlet ???

        Does he exist ?!
        Theoretically, yes, but practically?
        In theory, the European Commission will recommend lifting visa restrictions. This is "+". But there is still a lot to do for the final overhaul. At least defeat corruption)))
        Is it real next year ???
        1. 0
          28 December 2015 11: 49
          Quote: ImPerts
          Does he exist ?!
          Theoretically, yes, but practically?

          well ... well ... just a little bit more horses to the carrot in front of the face left ... laughing .
          Quote: ImPerts
          Is it real next year ???

          Who knows) Khokhlov are now being strenuously stuffed with "analytics" that nothing threatens Schengen, and therefore visa-free travel, that it’s no sideways to the migrant crisis, and so on. It is possible that visas will be canceled, as for the Moldovans, in order to save the reputation of the "reEvolutionaries" and somehow bring down the degree of Maidanophrenia. Who knows ... The logic of events is generally strange.
  7. 0
    28 December 2015 10: 51
    The theater of the absurd in the Square continues. The people are becoming impoverished, and a handful of "patriots" are filling their pockets under the guise of bringing the country out of the crisis ... request
  8. 0
    28 December 2015 11: 08
    Here we can only say one thing - "glory to Ukraine" hi
  9. 0
    28 December 2015 11: 08
    Mr. Parashenka, Mr. Avakov, Mr. Yatsenyuk and Mr. Ssaakashvilli are all secret agents of the Kremlin !!! Their task is to do everything possible to ruin everything that is not safe and to hand it over to Moscow !!! It’s just that this fact has not yet reached people outside Ukraine! wink
  10. 0
    28 December 2015 11: 11
    And will our "brothers" ever grow wiser? I doubt it.
  11. 0
    28 December 2015 11: 16
    I’m kind of tired of saying the same words, but there aren’t others. Wacky!
  12. 0
    28 December 2015 11: 19
    The only and main goal of the dill Valtsman and Yaytsenyuk is to tear Russia apart, even ruining Sraina herself.
  13. 0
    28 December 2015 11: 31
    This is the goal of Yankerstan, and the mentioned insignificant Jews are simply used for this.
  14. +1
    28 December 2015 11: 34
    It’s a matter of time, why strain Russia, if dill itself is like a drum, for the people are worthy of the power they choose, they’ve chosen and get a bright future, but with the EU and without Russia ...
  15. +2
    28 December 2015 11: 35
    The State Property Fund of Ukraine announced that it has concluded a Memorandum of Cooperation with the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), BFM.ru informs.

    According to the document, the company "Deloitte Consulting Overseas Projects LLC", authorized by the Americans, will assist in the privatization of PJSC "Centerenergo", OJSC "Nikolaevoblenergo", JSC "Kharkovoblenergo" and OJSC "Zaporozhyeoblenergo".
    True, given the fact that since January 1, 2016, Ukraine is fully included in the "Association Agreement with the European Union", in its vastness there may be a lot of interpretations due to the abundance of Europeans who also want to grab the most, as noted above, tidbits for nothing local production complex.
    After that, even Poroshenko in Israel put on a bale and ... crossed himself. laughing
  16. +2
    28 December 2015 11: 37
    I’m embarrassed to ask, what, Bloomberg didn’t record Svidomo as an agent of GDP ???? How so ... Omission wassat
  17. +2
    28 December 2015 11: 38
    Just now I noticed: - at the rabbit Pinjak with a red lining - Pilate Pontius is his mother!
    1. +1
      28 December 2015 12: 11
      And at first I thought that the cowards were visible red, it painfully looked harmoniously in Varzhi's arms, as if he was waiting for something pleasant and tenaciously held the bouquet, only the tribune was more expensive, he did not let go.
  18. +4
    28 December 2015 11: 43
    Putin sits in front of the TV and constantly calls the intelligence chief:
    - Order of Tyagniboku for the abolition of the Russian language! How so - not our agent ?! Order of Yarosh for the idea of ​​blowing up a gas pipeline! What do you mean - it's not us, it's him ?! And this one is Lyashko? And these cretins from "Svoboda" - Miroshnichenko and others? Are there any of our agents there ?! What does it mean - bought a wagon of popcorn and a tank of beer and look at what is happening like in a movie ??? !!!
  19. 0
    28 December 2015 11: 51
    And what is it that Bloomberg suddenly inserted a word for Putin? Somehow unlike the Americans. Vigilance and vigilance again.
  20. +2
    28 December 2015 11: 53
    Ukraine was and always will be a suitcase without a handle. This is not understood by the greedy for free, like Ukraine itself, the West. And Ukraine made such a freebie the same West, and most of all the USA. Now this ukakododan has become so shabby, skinny and miserable that Western officials are already ashamed of him and do not understand what to do with him. But it is needed for use against Russia. Nobody wants to keep the suitcase, look after it, and the West will have to do it further, otherwise the packer will begin to tear from wear and tear, and most hungry refugees will be in the geyropa. And one should not hope that everything will somehow settle down in Ukraine, for Bandera was the most unsatisfied after the American Maidown.
    1. +2
      28 December 2015 12: 34
      The fate of Ukraine is unenviable.
      Rather, it is the story of a rich bride who, instead of becoming a mistress, trusted the pimps and turned out to be a poor, battered and unnecessary prostitute.
      The West (USA) will finish what it was seeking to use the territory of Ukraine in its interests.
      The fate of the people of Ukraine is unenviable, the genocide there continues to gain momentum.
      Over time, the existence of such a country will simply be forgotten.
      For the Western media, it is the norm, to submit information only that is beneficial to the United States. It is not profitable for them to write about the results of their "reforms". Too unsightly role for a hegemon.
  21. +1
    28 December 2015 12: 46
    Soon this suitcase will be thrown to Russia!
  22. 0
    28 December 2015 13: 03
    "It is obvious that the split in the ranks of the ruling coalition is becoming an obstacle to political decision-making."

    Did the ukrov have any "political decisions"? Everything and decisions is to carry out what the United States says.
  23. +1
    28 December 2015 13: 17
    Deprecated article:
    The split in the ranks of the ruling coalition, which won a landslide victory last year’s election, also hinders the adoption of the budget for next year.
    The budget was adopted long ago, as our media said - "Practically without reading." Zhora Biden probably talked to Parashka on the phone again - as always, "to the detriment of his wife" wassat
    Sweet couple, ..
  24. +1
    28 December 2015 13: 19
    The Russian president is focusing on Syria today, and this helps lower the degree of conflict in eastern Ukraine, creating the opportunity for reform and a way out of the recession.

    pay attention to the second part of this quote ...
  25. +1
    28 December 2015 13: 30
    Yes, I got this Khokhololand, I just got it! Spit on them and grind, the people there are completely stupefied and have lost all self-esteem! Feet rub them and wipe them as if on a carpet right up to the holes, but knee-deep!
  26. +1
    28 December 2015 13: 50
    Free circus. The people suffer for their stupidity. For what they jumped, then they DROPED.

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“Non-profit organizations, unregistered public associations or individuals performing the functions of a foreign agent,” as well as media outlets performing the functions of a foreign agent: “Medusa”; "Voice of America"; "Realities"; "Present time"; "Radio Freedom"; Ponomarev; Savitskaya; Markelov; Kamalyagin; Apakhonchich; Makarevich; Dud; Gordon; Zhdanov; Medvedev; Fedorov; "Owl"; "Alliance of Doctors"; "RKK" "Levada Center"; "Memorial"; "Voice"; "Person and law"; "Rain"; "Mediazone"; "Deutsche Welle"; QMS "Caucasian Knot"; "Insider"; "New Newspaper"