Kiev, in practice, lost control of the government, assassinations of oppositionists confirm this, said the speaker of the Federation Council Valentina Matvienko.

"Today, any unbiased observer can see that the governance of the country Kiev lost in practice, the country hosted the extreme nationalists, neo-Nazis, hardly a day goes by without political assassinations of those who placed in the opposing political organization to the regime," she said on Thursday correspondents.

According to Matvienko, she fully agreed with the position of President of Russian Federation Vladimir Putin on the conflict in Ukraine, expressed in the process of " Straight line "." in fact Ukraine is slipping into chaos, " said the Federation Council speaker.

in her expressions, in Russia all this is regrettable and alarming." We will continue to do everything we can To help find a political resolution of the conflict situation. The path to peace is only one implementation of the Minsk agreements ", - convinced the Federation Council speaker. In this case, she said, despite all the difficulties, Russia advocates the restoration of relations of a pair of countries in all areas of life.

Speaking about the situation in the world, Matvienko though and called her difficult, But expressed agreement with the statement of the President of the Russian Federation about the fact that the objective of the soil For the tensions in relations between Russia and the West do not." One reason is the desire of certain circles, forces to the sole domination of the planet. It is unacceptable for us ", - said the speaker of the Federation Council, adding that the Russian Federation is waiting for the West only one thing - respect for our country, to our national interests.

"The position of a vassal is not For the Russian Federation. But We were and will be open For equal cooperation with all countries ", - said Matvienko.



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