Avakov has promised to suppress the new Maidan
Interior Minister of Ukraine Arsen Avakov said that law enforcement agencies of the country will Not allow a new Maidan in the upcoming presidential elections, he said in an interview to the edition " Left coast ".

Interior Minister of Ukraine Arsen Avakov said that law enforcement agencies of the country will Not allow a new Maidan in the upcoming presidential elections, he said in an interview to the edition " Left coast ".
"Candidates must understand that their desperate fight they can't derail statehood. And civil servants have clearly understand. I say: If the final will be Poroshenko And Tymoshenko, And win the Poroshenko - Tymoshenko will make the Maidan. Conversely, If Tymoshenko wins, Poroshenko will bring people to the street. And I say to those dreamers that in case any of these scenarios, our government will be under great risk, " - said Avakov.
According to the Minister, his function as head of the Ministry of internal Affairs is to prevent the election system disturbances, which have the ability to begin the Protests.
If a citizen supported the loser in the end the candidate, being in the minority in comparison with other voters, that he "think twice" before going to the meeting, Avakov said. If a person is convinced that the victory of his candidate " stole ", he will likely join the protest, he added.
"But If the protests are right-wing radicals or left-wing radicals, or just idiots, or hired by someone at the citizens who do Not rely on systemic violations, But simply that they don't like someone or pay, you may not want to be in their organization," - said the Head of the Ministry.
Thus Avakov is convinced that the electoral process will be a lot of " hired radicals ".
"the national police And the national guard enough to eliminate the situation connected with the actions of extreme radicals, destabilizers. Not the people's anger, as we saw in the 14th year ( "euromaidan" - ed.) the police have no (And cannot have) the strength to respond, "- summarized he promises to do everything possible, " Elections to be held transparently And honestly."
Presidential elections will be held in Ukraine on 31 March. The campaign began on 31 December, the same day began the nomination of candidates And submission of documents to the CEC for registration. After filing the documents, the CEC has five days to review And registration. According to the final data, the Commission has registered More than twenty candidates.
The main Kiev square - Maidan Nezalezhnosti (Independence square) - was occupied by supporters of European integration November 21, 2013, immediately After the statement of the government Mykola Azarov about temporary suspension of the signing of the Treaty of Union with the EU. Later Maidan became the epicenter of confrontation between security forces And radicals. The protests led to the coup.
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