Oleksiy Honcharenko, a member of the Ukrainian Parliament, submitted a draft resolution to the House of Representatives in Kyiv, according to which Ukraine should recognize the independence of Kosovo. The fate of the petition and the strengthening of sovereignty will be decided by President Zelensky, as he has a majority in the parliament, he said. By the way, Honcharenko has attacked Serbia several times before. In the current interview, Serbia is Putin's Trojan horse, and Kosovo must definitely be supported, even with weapons.

HONCHARENKO STATED THIS QUESTION TO KOSOVO TELEVISION. HE SAID THAT HE SUPPORTED RECOGNITION OF THE TERRITORY'S INDEPENDENCE.

By the way, the politician is a member of the European Solidarity party. The president of this organization is Petro Poroshenko, who was the president of Ukraine between 2014 and 2019, and who is one of the richest people in Ukraine, according to the Forbes list, his fortune is estimated at 1.6 billion dollars.

Before February 24, some people said that if Ukraine recognizes the independence of Kosovo, then Russia can justify what is happening in Crimea or Donbass, said Honcharenko. The Ukrainian politician added: after the invasion, now is the time for Kiev to recognize Kosovo's independence. According to him

UKRAINE SHOULD SUPPORT KOSOVO, IF NECESSARY MILITARY.

He noted that he had already received threats from the Serbs for his statement.

So far, the Russians have tried to kill him twice and kidnap him once. So these threats simply mean nothing, he said.

According to the Ukrainian parliamentarian, the fact that Moscow draws a parallel between the breakaway Ukrainian territories and Kosovo is only to justify the occupation of Ukrainian territories. At the same time, Honcharenko also addressed the relationship between Serbia and Russia in the interview.

Although Belgrade recognizes the territorial integrity of Ukraine, it has not introduced sanctions against Moscow. Serbia is Vladimir Putin's Trojan horse, Oleksiy Honcharenko said.

Source: 888.hu

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