Poroshenko invited the Rada to dismiss the child

President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko suggested Verkhovna Rada to dismiss the acting The head of the Foreign Ministry Andrei Doshchitsa. It is reported by Ukrainian Pravda. In the representation, introduced to parliament on Wednesday, the president nominated for the post of foreign minister Pavel Klimkin, a former ambassador in Germany.

The first about the possible dismissal of the kids was written on Sunday in the evening of the Ukrainian Pravda, Mustafa Nayyem. Then he called Klimkin a possible applicant for the post of minister. The child, the journalist added, "read the position of an ambassador of Ukraine to one of the European countries, possibly Great Britain, but this is still in question."

On Saturday evening, the kids, publicly called Vladimir Putin Huil . He made such a statement to the rally participants at the Russian embassy in Kyiv, gathered in protest against the support of Moscow terrorists in the east of the country. The kid later explained her statement with an extreme situation in the Russian diplomatic mission. “At that moment, the main thing was to keep people,” he remarked.

In the ruling circles of Russia, the statement of the head of Ukrainian diplomacy caused indignation. In particular, Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev called the children's behavior inadequate , and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that his Ukrainian colleague crossed the line of decency . “I don’t know how he will now communicate and work with us,” Lavrov remarked.

Meanwhile, in the United States, the replica of the Ukrainian minister approved. The Ambassador of the United States to Kiev Jeffrey Payette remarked : "Agree, Andrei Doshchitsa is a great merit is that the situation was discharged. He is an experienced diplomat with a large trust in trust." The press secretary of the State Department, Jen Psaki, also justified the behavior of the child that he reassured the protesters.

Late in the evening on Tuesday, Poroshenko and Putin held telephone conversations , during which they "discussed topical issues of bilateral relations."