Ukrainian politician, former deputy of the Verkhovna Rada Yevgeny Muraev said on the air of the Nash TV channel that Ukraine was going through an acute crisis, which could lead to its collapse. “We have a huge crisis now in budget formation, we have a crisis in medicine, a crisis in education,” the politician said.
Muraev believes that the policy of the ruling Servant of the People party is to blame for what happened, and this could lead to mass protests. If these protests start, the neighboring states will invest a lot in order for Ukraine to cease to exist within its current borders.
“Poland wants their territories, Hungary wants, Romanians want, Russians want,” Muraev emphasized. He drew parallels with Yugoslavia, adding that Ukraine can repeat its fate. In total, the country can split into four entities.
Muraev stressed that Ukraine needs peace in Donbass. But this must be achieved through negotiations. And the current President Zelensky does not strive for this.
Let us remind you that Polish radical politicians claim to return Lvov to the country. But if in Poland only marginals speak about this, then in Hungary the positions of supporters of rendering assistance to Hungarians in Transcarpathia are already defended by the country’s authorities. There is also a threat of Romanian support from the official Bucharest.
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