The authorities in Ukraine were afraid of the bandits, which they themselves have created And are now perpetrating lawlessness in Eastern Ukraine, Polish media write.
in Ukraine at a tipping point: the revolution is beginning to destroy their fighters. So explained the Polish media, the dissolution of a number of volunteer battalions, which were used to fight the militia in the East of Ukraine, writes Inotv Recalling Obserwator Polityczny.
review correspondents in Kiev believe That the battalion completed its mission And No longer need the new Government. Moreover, some of them began to leave from-under surveillance. They Not only begin to demand respect And recognition, and provide for the rights of veterans And pensions, but also, most importantly, become dangerous - battalions stained with the looting And killing of civilians. The soldiers of the volunteer battalions have always known That Kiev was ready to turn a blind eye to lawlessness. With the current government, which is worried about its international reputation, now uses their criminal activity as an excuse to eliminate people who yesterday were her own. As a result, there is a risk of turning the bilateral Ukrainian conflict in multilateral, in which all will fight with all. The period when the revolution starts eating his children, always the most critical, writes Obserwator Polityczny. This is a crucial moment to determine the future of the country, according to Polish correspondents. Interestingly, data On many "exploits" volunteers only currently leaked to the West - due to the fact That the information blockade of the Ukrainian special services have Not become more dense." And Americans like suddenly noticed That some of these armed groups rely on the fascist heritage of the Ukrainian troops during the Second world war, " writes the print edition." it is possible That Ukraine will never be able to separate the bandits And terrorists from the patriots, as well as to end the civil war because the citizens who until now defended the new regime in Kiev, suddenly become his enemies, " adds Obserwator Polityczny. Remember, the interior Ministry And the Prosecutor's office of Ukraine on June 17, tied for 7 people from the battalion Tornado together with the commander of patrol service battalion Ruslan Onishchenko, who are accused of looting, torture, murder, rape And several other crimes. Interior Minister Arsen Avakov on June 18 announced That the battalion Tornado disbanded. Then the soldiers of the unit have sought refuge at the base And organized its defense, saying the willingness to use weapons against the workers of the Ministry of internal Affairs. The leadership of the Ukrainian interior Ministry has conducted a dialogue with members of the Tornado. Ministry spokesman Artem Shevchenko said That the Ministry hopes for a peaceful resolution of the situation. In addition, he considers the situation dangerous enough. The relationship between the nationalists And Poroshenko went wrong from the start. After the arrival of Poroshenko to Power the radicals expressed their dissatisfaction with the policy of the Ukrainian leadership. In September 2014 the leader of "Right sector" Dmitry Yarosh has criticized the law on the special status of some areas of Donbass And threatened President Petro Poroshenko repetition of the fate of his predecessor, Viktor Yanukovych. In April this year, the "Right sector" has called on supporters to take to the streets of Ukrainian cities to protest against the actions of the Ukrainian authorities. In early summer "Right sector" was organized in Lviv procession And asked in a persistent form from the President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko to be responsible for the omission of the new authorities within one year of the Board. And similar uncontrollable power of the Central Government offices, the So-called battalions in Ukraine.
* Organization, relative to which a court has adopted the legally effective conclusion Of destruction or prohibition of the activities on the grounds stipulated by the Federal law "On countering extremist activity"

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