Putin's adviser called Poroshenko "Nazi Frankenstein"

The adviser to Vladimir Putin Sergey Glazyev called the President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko "Nazi Frankenstein". This was reported by the Russian BBC service .

“I think that after signing an agreement with the EU, the European people will be surprised when this Nazi Frankenstein, born of European bureaucrats and politicians, will knock on the doors of European countries,” Glazyev said.

Putin’s adviser also called Poroshenko’s presidency “illegitimate”, since in May 2014 “entire regions did not vote” in May 2014.

“They organized a military coup in Ukraine, they helped the Nazis come to power. This Nazi government bombing the largest region in Ukraine, ”said Glazyev.

To the clarifying question, whether he considers the Nazi personally Petro Poroshenko, Glazyev replied: "Of course."

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On June 27, Poroshenko must sign an agreement on the cooperation of Ukraine with the European Union. The contract provides for the entry of Ukraine into the zone of free trade in the EU, in particular, the gradual cancellation of customs tariffs.

Earlier, Moscow actually recognized Petro Poroshenko by the legitimate president of Ukraine. Vladimir Putin did not congratulate his colleague on the victory in the elections, but said that he was ready to cooperate with the new Ukrainian authorities, recognizes the sovereignty of Ukraine and respects the choice of the Ukrainian people.

Early presidential elections in Ukraine were held on May 25. Poroshenko won a large margin in the first round, but the vote was difficult in the Donetsk and Lugansk regions, where most of the polling stations were blocked by armed separatists.