Elizabeth Isakov. The authorities of Ukraine, continuing to pump in society warlike mood, creates real risks of escalation of the conflict with the possibility of escalating it into a full-scale continental war, said the head of the Communist party faction in the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Pyotr Simonenko, speaking Thursday on the sidelines of the 29th session of the Council of the United Nations on human rights, which opened fifteen June in Geneva.

"every day through a fully controlled and managed media (Ukrainian) society is forced militaristic hysteria. Very real see the Danger of provocation of a new, Very dangerous escalation of the conflict with the possibility of escalating it into a full-scale continental war, which can cover the whole of Europe ", - he said.

According to Symonenko, the standard of living of Ukrainians in the last year dramatically decreased below the poverty line was more than 60% of the population, medicines have become inaccessible to most people due to very high prices, and in some Eastern regions of the country, " a social genocide." The authorities also carried out a repressive policy, for example, trying to ban the activities of the Communist party of Ukraine and supporting the activities of neo-Nazis.

"The situation with human rights in our country has deteriorated dramatically, afterward how incompetent the illegal policies of the regime was lost Crimea provoked with weapons of conflict in the East of Ukraine, and, really, it unleashed a fratricidal civil war covered up the verbiage about the battle with crime," he said.

While the current government is not in compliance with not only the Minsk consensus, concluded on 12 February 2015, but the agreement reached on April 17, 2014 in Geneva, while the militant rhetoric of Kiev is growing through controlled media, said Simonenko.

the people's Deputy has noticed that "never before since the independence of Ukraine, citizens of the country" didn't feel so helpless, as once committed in February of last year a coup d'etat.

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