Forbes: Kyiv does not raise your own chart without " Ghost of the Russian bear "
The rhetoric of the President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko, who in recent weeks repeatedly warned about the threat of a resumption of large scale hostilities in the East of the country is the fault of Russia, directed on strengthening of its rating, the journalist said Kenneth Rapoza.

The rhetoric of the President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko, who in recent weeks repeatedly warned about the threat of a resumption of large scale hostilities in the East of the country is the fault of Russia, directed on strengthening of its rating, the journalist said Kenneth Rapoza.
"Poroshenko and Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk could decide to revive the Ghost of the Russian bear in the attempt to plug the holes in their own terrible public chart," writes Rapoza. The Ukrainian economy is in ruins, and restore the fighting is the easiest way for government bureaucrats to save his position, he said.
Surveys the opinions of a large number of citizens show a marked decrease in the confidence of residents to both politicians. Almost 60% of Ukrainians do not approve of the results of operations of Poroshenko and Yatsenyuk have lost even more support, because the population of the country it is associated with economic crisis, unemployment and inflation, the journalist writes, pointing to information of the Kyiv international Institute of sociology.
"We do not believe that the civil war will flare up even more, despite the dramatic statements of the Kiev government," - said Vladimir Signorelli, founder of the independent organization of market research Bretton Woods Research, quoted by Rapoza. Review Signorelli, " the easiest way for the West may be to maintain peace in Ukraine, and not to aggravate the circumstances with Russia."