Committee of Ukrainian citizens extremely surprised by today’s Russian attempts, carried out the illegal annexation of Ukrainian territory in the Crimea, to enlist international support from the United States and the European Union in respect of intervention in the internal affairs of Ukraine, concerning the change of the current Constitution and its federalization.
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About the situation in Kiev
Committee of Ukrainian citizens fully shared the view of the protest in Kiev regarding the fallacy of President Viktor Yanukovych refusal to sign an association agreement with the European Union in Vilnius and the need to punish the perpetrators of carnage on the Maidan on Saturday morning.
About association with the European Union
The Committee of Ukrainian citizens considers the forthcoming signing in Vilnius association agreement between Ukraine and the European Union as an important and necessary step towards the return of Ukraine to the European family of nations. The conclusion of this agreement will mean that Ukraine has chosen a civilized way to further their development prospects and refused to return to the savagery of the Soviet Union, which is now trying to restore Russia under the guise of the Customs Union.
Regarding the association with the European Union
The Committee of Ukrainian citizens fully endorses Ukraine’s course towards an association with the European Union and expresses its support for the efforts of the President of Ukraine Viktor Yanukovych, the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine and the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, aimed at achieving this goal landmark.
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About the riots in Estonia
International Committee of the protection of freedom and civil society expresses its concern at the prevailing these days in Estonia riots. International Committee for the Protection of freedom and civil society causes of these events finds systematic efforts by the Russian secret services, who for many years were deliberately aimed at destabilizing the situation in the Baltic countries, formerly part of the Soviet Union. As a tool to incite tension totalitarian revenge-seekers who do not wish to accept the loss of the Baltic territories, using a variety of legal organizations of Russian-speaking minority, funded and led by the due eastern border.