Zelensky has asked Parliament to consider the issue about resignation of the foreign Minister
The head of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky has asked the Verkhovna Rada to consider the idea of dismissal of the Prosecutor-General Yuriy Lutsenko and foreign Minister Pavlo Klimkin, said the press service of the head of the country.
The head of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky has asked the Verkhovna Rada to consider the idea of dismissal of the Prosecutor-General Yuriy Lutsenko and foreign Minister Pavlo Klimkin, said the press service of the head of the country.
instead Zelensky Klimkin proposes to appoint the head of the Ministry of foreign Affairs Vadym Prystayko. These are the questions the leader asks to be addressed without delay, said the press service.
Zelensky has brought in Parliament representation about the dismissal Klimkin, but then Parliament voted against it.
last week between the President and the Minister broke conflict: Zelensky was subjected to charges Klimkin that he replied to the Russian note without consulting him, and complained that it learns about the actions of the Ministry of foreign Affairs on the international arena from the Internet. The foreign Minister said in response that the note was not supposed to be coordinated with the President, especially because he does not address. Then Zelensky asked the Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman to attract the foreign Minister to a disciplinary responsibility, to which he made the initiative to send Klimkin on vacation. The Head of the Ministry said that out of " political vacation ".
the note that Russia June 25 sent to international court for the law of the sea and the residence of the Ambassador of Ukraine, Kiev proposed to meet "during the criminal procedure law," despite the continuation of the criminal process regarding sailors arrested in the case on violation of the state border of Russia in the Kerch Strait. I said about to free the seamen in exchange for a written guarantee that in the future they will participate in the investigation, and real confirmation, that is, the ships will not be destroyed.
Klimkin asked in a persistent form from the capital of Russia to immediately execute the decision of the Tribunal on a marine law and to release all captured. The Russian foreign Ministry's refusal to discuss the release of citizens called a paradox.
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