The German armistice: the political myopia Poroshenko scares

Political myopia and limited Poroshenko scares, writes Peter cri? (Peter Krisch), One of the readers, responding thus to the unavailability of Petro Poroshenko to provide Eastern Ukraine broad autonomy.

the magazine published letters from readers who decided to comment on the situation in Ukraine, which today acts stipulated by the Minsk agreement truce.

in General German readers agree that equip Ukraine is a bad idea and that the West ought to take into account the wishes of the peaceful residents of Donbass.

"The question seems to be, and thus was not clarified concerns the future status of Eastern Ukraine. The topic is very delicate, and, eventually, it can lead to failure of the established compromise. Putin said that "constitutional reform and respect the legal rights of people living in Donetsk region" are part of the contract. Poroshenko, however, fundamentally denies that the agreement on broad autonomy in Eastern Ukraine took place, " says the reader. In his opinion, short-sighted policy Poroshenko due to fear of nationalists within the country, as well as before the United States.

for reviews of other readers, Otfried Meal (Otfried Schrot), you cannot blame it on centuries Putin blamed for all Ukrainian trouble." Those who believe that the population of Eastern Ukraine consists only of puppets, dancing to his tune, wrong, " he writes, noting that civilians exposed to artillery fire From the Ukrainian side, tired of war. It is to him that the West is obliged to listen.

in addition, Otfried Meal praised Angela Merkel for her refusal to arm the Ukraine. Similar praise has been expressed by another reader who signed as Bernd Bosacki (Bernd Bosecki)." Merkel was right to not listen to US. Arms deliveries to Ukraine only intensified the war, " he says. In his view, now the West is obliged to take punishment From the Russian Federation and to hold dialogues With renewed vigor.

One of the readers, one way or another, believes that arm, Ukraine should. According to Tomas Splitgerber (Thomas Splittgerber), no one of the parties will not violate the Treaty." Though I don't like, but Ukraine must obtain from the West enough weapons and soldiers-volunteers to continuously reflect the Russian invasion, " he writes.


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