The official representative of the Russian foreign Ministry commented on the statement of the Ukrainian President on Syria. Maria Zakharova in response to Poroshenko's words showed him the real "little green men".

An official of the Russian foreign Ministry Maria Zakharova on its own page in the social network commented on the approval of the Ukrainian President about the presence in Syria of "little green men" from Russia. She added in the next few emoticons green and invited readers to choose what exactly has been said Petro Poroshenko.

"It's amazing that to this day, Mr Poroshenko is not perturbed "green planes" of the international coalition, which is often a skin area sovereign Syria without asking permission of Damascus," wrote in a Facebook Zakharova.

"It's not even that the presence of domestic military experts in Syria was never hidden, and now it is a sensation. Well, in that under the hot hand of Mr Poroshenko's got military-technical cooperation that Russia carries with LEGITIMATE, and not come as a result of an armed coup in Ukraine, the government of Syria. Need to remind Poroshenko that unlike Syria, where everything, though not immediately, took the presence of international terrorist organizations in Ukraine of terrorists, which he actively fights, no one to this day not found. Even the English channel the air force," she said.

Days.Roux wrote that Poroshenko saw in Syria, "little green men". The country's leader announced that the stay of the domestic forces in Syria begets violence and worsens the problem of European refugees. The President of Ukraine among other things has told about the intention to increase the military budget, and called the Russian Federation the main aggressor.

According to Zakharova, in Syria there are domestic military professionals to help develop military equipment. In Moscow stressed that Russia has long been supplying Syria weapons in accordance with contracts and international law. Military equipment needs to Damascus to counter terrorism.
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