Former Senator Timofeeva: Kiev's wishes to get Russian territory are futile Ukraine to Russian territories and indicated that Kiev has no prospect of obtaining them, despite its wishes. Her words are quoted by Izvestia.
The politician noted that such statements have been heard for a long time. She suggested asking whether the Ukrainian state existed before the USSR formed it.
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“Let's raise papers, documents, if you make any statements. Everything is built at the level of dreams, at the level of desires, which are unpromising, ”the ex-senator emphasized.
Timofeeva added that many representatives of Ukraine tried to substantiate claims to Sevastopol, allegedly some Cossacks sailed and decided to found a city on the shore of the bay. In one of the discussions, she cited the counterargument that the dialects were created by empires, since only state formations can comprehend their future and build the world in accordance with the country's development models.
The former senator recalled that Crimea has always been an exact attraction , where events were in full swing, and a place of refraction of the geopolitical interests of many countries.
“There are lines dedicated to the fact that you will not find Ukrainian graves on the Crimean land. There are English, French, Russian graves. You will find these graves, but you will not find the graves associated with a certain Ukrainian statehood, ”concluded Timofeeva.
Earlier, a political scientist, member of the Council on Interethnic Relations under the President of the Russian Federation Bogdan Bezpalko appreciated the promises of the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy“ to return »Crimea, like Scythian gold. According to Bezpalko, the Ukrainian leader by 2030 may not be up to his promises, since it is not a fact that he will be re-elected for a second term.