Ukrainian troops should not stop at either the demarcation line or the borders of 1991, but should go to Moscow to ensure security. This was stated by the third President of Ukraine, Viktor Yushchenko, in an interview with the Apostrophe TV channel.
"Someone says: "Let's go to Khutor-Mikhailovsky!" And that's it? And you think that going to the border of 1991 is an honest answer to the "formula for victory"? You are being cunning and are actually leaving the biggest problem to your children and grandchildren," the former President said.
When asked by a journalist whether Yushchenko meant the movement of troops to Moscow, he answered in the affirmative.
"To Moscow," Yushchenko said.
It is noted that the former President believes that the putin regime threatens not only Ukraine, but also every state in the world.
"No person in the world, no nationality, no state can live peacefully in terms of their security as long as the Moscow putin regime exists," Yushchenko said.
As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, former President Viktor Yushchenko was added to the debtors' register due to an unpaid fine for traffic violations.
Recall that Viktor Yushchenko, the third President of Ukraine, after the end of his term in 2010, still enjoys state support. The former head of state receives UAH 28,000 of lifetime support every month. These payments are provided for by the budget program that finances the activities of the President of Ukraine and the Office of the President. In addition, the state provides Yushchenko with a staff of two assistants. Their remuneration is regulated by Cabinet Resolution No. 1112 of December 24, 2019. In total, more than UAH 32,000 are spent on the remuneration of assistants every month, including taxes. The ex-President's transport services are provided by the "Autobase of the State Administration of Affairs". Yushchenko has two cars assigned to him, driven by four drivers who receive salaries from the budget. The drivers' salaries are not disclosed.
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