Petro Poroshenko, ex-Ukrainian president: “No more compromise possible with Moscow after Boucha”

Published on: 07/04/2022 – 22:38 Former Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko gave an interview to France 24 from kyiv. He insisted on Boucha, the new symbol of the exactions of the Russian troops in Ukraine and hammered that a “compromise with Russia is now impossible”. He added that a normal society could not negotiate with “the devil” Putin”, who wants all Ukrainians “dead”. He finally called for a general ceasefire before any talks, unlike the position of kyiv. Petro Poroshenko, President of Ukraine from 2014 to 2019, called on all the country’s international partners to “return to Ukraine”, to places where atrocities have been committed, such as Boutcha, to “start to embody a symbol of solidarity with Ukraine”. We must “punish its barbarians. The sanctions must be firmer, tougher,” he said. The current member of the Rada also thanked the American senators for having voted in favor of a decree facilitating the sale of arms to the Ukraine, and asked France to follow this example.