The President had an interview with BBC and shared his opinion on the
aggression of Russia in Syria, the results of the Paris meeting in the Normandy
format and described present situation in Donbas.
Answering the question of BBC journalist about Putin's goal in Syrian
conflict, the President noted: "It is absolutely clear. He wants global
destabilization. Just as 18 months ago, when Russian soldiers emerged in
Crimea, destabilized the situation and annexed Crimea in the style of the
Anschluss of 1938. Just as 15 months ago, when Russian militaries emerged in
Donbas... Now they are in Syria. The goal is the same. Losing economic
competitiveness, internal support and stability, Russia is trying to
destabilize global security and order," Petro Poroshenko said.
The Head of State reminded that from the very beginning of the Russian
aggression, Ukraine had presented irrefutable evidence of Russian regular
troops' presence in Ukraine. Terrorists were backed by Russia, which supplied
them with military vehicles, tanks, MANPADS and reactive volley-fire systems.
"Post-war global security system based on the UN Charter and
efficient functioning of the UN Security Council has been completely destroyed
after the Russian aggression in Crimea and Donbas," the President
emphasized.
Petro Poroshenko also described the situation in Syria as "complete
destabilization" as a result of Russian military intervention.
"I think Russia will receive an opposite result. Just as we
demonstrated the efficiency of our coordination with Europe, USA and all
Transatlantic partners and stopped Russian aggression. Just as we
"asked" Russia through the mechanism of sanctions to be responsible
for an absolutely irresponsible and aggressive behavior against Ukraine,"
the President noted.
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