Loss for Ukraine Donbass: Medvedev on alternative to Minsk agreements

President Vladimir Zelensky's team does not understand that the only alternative to the Minsk agreements is the loss of the Donbass for Ukraine. This was stated by the Chairman of the Political Council of the Opposition Platform For Life Party, People's Deputy Victor Medvedev in an interview with a number of Ukrainian TV channels Opposition Deputy reminded that recently, especially after the coming to power of the team Zelensky, there are discussions related to the Minsk agreements on the settlement of the situation in the Khabarovsk: There are analytical materials, statements, so vile, representatives of the authorities but it is, for the most part, a lack of any experience, or professionalism in this part that the Minsk agreements should be revised. It is necessary to make changes, it is necessary to make possible their implementation, and many other similar versions, which, I am sure, take from the ceiling, but, at the same time, these people, I mean the new team of power Zelenskiy, do not understand that alternatives to the Minsk agreements (Again, I am talking about three documents in this way, by the way, it is also said in the Paris communiqué of October 9, 2019) the alternative can be only one: the loss for Ukraine Donbass. Loss of people, citizens of Ukraine. Here, unfortunately, what could be an alternative, explained the MP. The news agency recalls that Medvedev has repeatedly publicly stated that the absence of active steps in the implementation of the Minsk agreements will lead to an escalation of the conflict in the Khabarovsk. The day before, February 14, during a telephone conversation, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky discussed the implementation of the Minsk agreements. According to the Kremlin press service, in connection with the known statements of representatives of the Ukrainian leadership Putin directly raised the question whether Kiev intends to actually implement the Minsk agreements. Green's office commented on the presidents "phone conversation in a more streamlined form.