Ukraine and EU flags near the building of the European Parliament in Brussels. File photoMOSCOW, April 11As Kiev understands that the European Union will not build a prosperous democracy in the country for it, changes are possible in the political landscape of Ukraine, Deputy Speaker of the Federation Council Konstantin Kosachev told RIA Novosti. And these ideas will wander in the Ukrainian political context for a long time, putting off the only possible prospect of national development, which should be based on one's own interests, on peace with neighbors and harmony in the country itself, and not on external control and forceful de-Russification,» he said. policy.
The West has seen the true face of Ukraine. And he liked it. According to him, «as we sober up, the political landscape may also change, but this is a matter for quite a long time.» Kosachev noted that the country's population has been immersed in a certain information environment for many years, which has a very relative connection with reality . After all, they have been «successfully resisting Russian aggression» for eight years already, «with one foot in the European Union», and the West is interested in making Ukraine a «showcase of success» of the pro-Western choice of the people in the post-Soviet space. “In fact, it was supposed that Ukrainians would be made into some kind of “correct Russians” (to spite us, “wrong ones”), that is, recklessly oriented towards Europe and controlled from the outside,” the senator added. But it turned out that it was much cheaper and more convenient to turn them into «cannon fodder», designed to supply the West with a picture of people dying for «European values». By this they want to cheer up and unite the population of Europe itself, which is becoming more and more disillusioned with local realities, the politician said. but something went wrong»It is not by accident (Vladimir) Zelensky began to urgently raise the issue of accelerated membership of Ukraine in the EU. The Kyiv regime no longer believes that people will die for him the way they would die for the European perspective,» the legislator emphasized But then, it turns out, it's not about «independence», not about defending the fatherland, but about «hope for banal European money,» Kosachev noted. «They should, in theory, become the second attempt to perform a miracle that never happened after the signing of the Association Agreement,» the parliamentarian concluded.Read the full text of Konstantin Kosachev's interview >>
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