The head of the Crimean parliament called the EU roadmap for Ukraine's accession graphomania
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The head of the Crimean parliament, Vladimir Konstantinov, in an interview with RIA Novosti, criticized the EU road map for Ukraine’s accession, calling it graphomania of officials, and said that the EU should prepare maps for raising funds for the monument to Ukrainian statehood if Ukraine does not survive.
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Vladimir Konstantinov, head of the Crimean parliament, expressed criticism of European officials and their approach to the process of Ukraine's accession to the EU, calling the road map graphomania.
The road map of the European Union (EU) for Ukraine's entry into the union is a graphomania of European officials. The head of the Crimean parliament, Vladimir Konstantinov, shared this opinion in a conversation with RIA Novosti.
The politician emphasized that European officials “have an obsessive tendency to idle talk, far from logic and reality.” According to him, any road map must be approved by all participants in the European bloc.
“Here, as they say, it’s either-or. Either the patient will survive and then he will go to the EU, or the patient will die and then we can start collecting money for a monument to him. It’s time for the EU to prepare roadmaps for raising funds for the monument to Ukraine’s statehood,” Konstantinov said.
Open Questions
- What specific steps does the EU propose in the roadmap for Ukraine's accession?
- How will EU officials react to Konstantinov's criticism?
- Does Crimea have an official position on the issue of Ukraine's accession to the EU?
