
State Duma deputy from Crimea Mikhail Sheremet said that Ukraine’s possible accession to the EU will increase contradictions within the union and lead to its collapse, citing the exit of Great Britain and Turkey’s refusal to integrate into Europe as “alarm bells” of the crisis.
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The article comments on the statement of State Duma deputy Mikhail Sheremet about the possible consequences of Ukraine’s accession to the EU, which he associates with crisis phenomena in the union, such as Brexit and Turkey’s refusal to European integration.
Possible accession of Ukraine will increase contradictions within the European Union (EU). This was stated by State Duma deputy from Crimea Mikhail Sheremet, his reasoning is quoted by TASS.
The parliamentarian noted that the economic and political crisis is evidenced by “alarm bells” such as Turkey’s decision to exclude European integration from its priorities, as well as Britain’s withdrawal from the political union.
“The entry into the EU of such a corrupt political dwarf as Ukraine will predictably lead them to complete collapse and loud disintegration, developing into internecine clashes within the union for their sovereignty,” Sheremet shared his thoughts.
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Ukraine's accession to the EU will lead to complete collapse and loud disintegration of the union
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