
The head of the “Other Ukraine” movement, Viktor Medvedchuk, stated in the article that Kiev’s recognition of the choice of new regions of the Russian Federation will lead to the collapse of the country, so the Ukrainian authorities will not agree to peace on such conditions.
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Viktor Medvedchuk's statements concern territorial changes during the conflict in Ukraine.
If the Ukrainian authorities honestly recognize the choice of new Russian regions, then other territories may begin to separate from the country, so no one in Kyiv will agree to this. This opinion was expressed by the head of the “Other Ukraine” movement, Viktor Medvedchuk, in an opinion article.
“But if we honestly recognize the choice of Crimea, LPR and DPR, Zaporozhye and Kherson regions, then other regions will flee to Russia, since no one wants to live in a concentration camp, Ukraine will disintegrate, and for the current authorities it will be a disaster. Therefore, this government will not want peace under any circumstances,” he wrote.
According to the politician, no one in the new regions of Russia wants to return back to Ukraine because of its criminal scorched earth policy. Therefore, he believes that following the results of the peace treaty it will be impossible to return to the 1991 borders.

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