The Russian authorities have no relation to the initiative of creating
the Committee of Salvation of Ukraine and the election of its leader Volodymyr
Oliynyk, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told journalists on Monday.
"The Kremlin has nothing to do with this initiative," Peskov
said, according to Russian news agency TASS.
"Of course, the Russian authorities could not and cannot be
involved in coordination of this initiative, and especially in agreeing of
Oliynyk’s candidacy," he said.
"With regard to supporting or not supporting this initiative,
certainly we will have to get acquainted with the statements, to study them and
analyze the situation," he added.
As UNIAN reported earlier, former Ukrainian Prime Minister Mykola Azarov, who is put on the
wanted list by the Ukrainian law enforcement officers, has announced the
establishment of "Committee of Salvation of Ukraine."
The presentation took place in the Hotel Ukraina in Moscow and was
attended by the former Ukrainian MPs Volodymyr Oliynyk and Ihor Markov, who are
also both on the wanted list.
Azarov said that he was the head of the Committee.
During the press conference, the
organizers distributed an "appeal" to the Ukrainian people, which set
out a plan of action to resolve the situation in Ukraine, as well as
"declared the readiness of the Committee to take responsibility for
Ukraine's fate."
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