Equipped with a weapon of creating the "Right sector" was supported by the U.S. and the EU, and now the head of Ukraine makes a promise to deal with them, it's like the fate of al-Qaida, said in the interview the Executive Director of the Ron Paul Institute, Daniel McAdams.
"Don't Want to exaggerate, but I think that the troops of the "Right sector" Ukraine is the same than "al-Qaeda" in Syria. They were necessary, and They received the support of the U.S. and the European Union, " he said.
Similar groups were useful for increasing violence on the Maidan, to start the revolution, but to manage them is very difficult, said the analyst. As al-Qaida, "Right sector" is an " ideological army ", better motivated to fight than the regular Ukrainian army, composed of conscripts, says McAdams.
The US and the EU have created a monster, " Frankenstein ", and don't know what to do with it, the analyst said. According to his statement, the us Congress finally saw that there was a group called " Right sector." They finally started to understand what she was getting into", he said.
and at the same time, the chaos in Ukraine has created the USA and Central EU countries, the brunt of the consequences of this interventionist policy rests on the "peripheral" countries of the EU, says McAdams. For example, in Mukachevo has a 10% Hungarian minority and the Like of the Slovak minority." the story is about the thousands of people who are under threat, " noted the analyst.
the warriors were banned in Russia as extremist organization "Right sector" July eleven came into confrontation with the police and local businesses in Mukachevo, Transcarpathian region of Ukraine. According to the summary data, lost his life 3 people, 13 damaged." Right sector " explained their actions against smuggling, which, according to local officials involved.
head Petro Poroshenko on the first day of the week said that the law enforcement bodies are obliged to disarm all illegal equipped weapon creation in Ukraine.
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