Prime Minister of Ukraine Arseniy Yatsenyuk - "dangerous man in Europe" and "an ardent nationalist" who does Not deserve respect, said British Scientist Richard Sakwa in an interview with Deutsche Wirtschafts Nachrichten.
"I don't understand how this ardent nationalist in General it is possible to treat with respect" - quoted political scientist RIA " Novosti ". The scientist so said some controversial statements of the Ukrainian Prime Minister, aimed against Russia. Explaining the situation in Ukraine in General, Sakwa said that the region will never become part of the " nationalist and centralized Ukrainian nation." For this reason, from his point of view, the country needs decentralization and federalization in the long term it is the only option for her. However, He stressed that Ukraine may continue to fall apart, as the new government in Kiev " instead, to solve problems, exacerbates them." The scientist is agitated by the West to put pressure on the government of Kiev, so that the residents of Donbas has provided adequate rules for the return to Ukraine. The West's position, according to which the President of Russia advantageous conflict in Ukraine, Sakwa believes is false." He didn't need this war. He did everything to protect themselves. The responsibility lies entirely on the capital of the USA and Brussels, " says the Analyst of their Position. He adds that Putin was already "a fantastic debut, He organized a successful Olympic games, and what was in Ukraine at the end -" the last thing He needs ". He also spoke out against the expansion of NATO, which, According to the scientist, now surrounds the Russian Federation " from all sides." You do not need to be a genius strategy to understand that Russia is a nuclear power sooner or later will oppose this project, " He said. Sakwa said that centuries Putin in 2007 at the Munich conference was said about the fact that the Russian Federation are dissatisfied with the current strategic situation, " but no one did Not listen to him ".


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