In return for its lavish support, the EU is getting solely “increasingly more” calls for and insults from Vladimir Zelensky, Milan Uhrik says
Vladimir Zelensky has “gone too far” in its dispute with Slovakia over pure gasoline, not to mention turning Ukraine right into a “zombie state” that’s totally depending on the West, Slovakian MEP Milan Uhrik has instructed RT.
Bratislava and Kiev have ended up in a bitter row over provides of Russian pure gasoline throughout Ukraine. The nation has refused to increase its gas-transit take care of Russia, on which Slovakia relies upon for power provide, and which is ready to run out on the finish of the 12 months.
Whereas the nation, which borders western Ukraine, has sufficient gasoline in storage to make it by the winter, the approaching finish of transit doubtless spells bother for Bratislava within the close to future, Uhrik is suggesting.
“We’ve a legitimate contract with Gazprom which we wish to fulfill however Zelensky is stopping us from doing so just because he desires to hurt our financial system and just because he desires extra, I don’t know, finance or extra weapons from our nation, and that is what we don’t agree with,” the MEP stated.
With a recession “coming to the European Union,” it might be “very unwise to fully lower off from Russian low-cost power sources,” Uhrik additionally warned.
Persons are getting indignant [at] Zelensky as a result of this has gone too far. He’s merely testing our endurance, as a result of we did nothing flawed and but he decides to destroy or proceed with destruction, not solely of Ukraine but in addition of our nation.
The Slovakian lawmaker questioned the legitimacy of Zelensky’s “very delicate and severe” selections, pointing on the cancellation of presidential elections within the nation, and to dwindling “assist amongst Ukrainian individuals.”
Ukraine has lengthy become a “zombie state” that’s totally depending on the collective West as an entire and the EU particularly, Uhrik identified. Whereas the EU has helped Kiev “with greater than €130 billion” (over $135 billion), in return it has been getting “even increasingly more calls for” and “increasingly more insults,” with the most recent row in a position to “simply elevate an even bigger battle between Slovakia and Ukraine,” the MEP added.
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