Poroshenko said about the risk of loss of statehood

The President believes that in Ukraine many people confuse democracy and the Makhnovshchina.

Ukraine could lose its statehood if its citizens are not aware that a monopoly on the use of force is only the state. This was stated by President Petro Poroshenko in his speech on the occasion of the celebration of the 100th anniversary of the events of Ukrainian revolution 1917-1921 in the National Museum of history of Ukraine.

“I warn those who go beyond these principles, the law and common sense that I will oppose all those who will try for the sake of Russian plant in Ukraine mess and anarchy. Will resist and conviction, and the power of law enforcement bodies”, – quotes Poroshenko his press service.

According to the President, “in today’s Ukraine, many confuse democracy with Makhnovshchina”.

“We lose our statehood, if everyone is not aware that a monopoly on the use of force is only the state that all protest should be exclusively peaceful nature of that addiction to weapons need to show only on the front, and the train journey should not undermine the territory of the enemy, and not in the rear of their own troops,” – said Poroshenko.

He called on all political forces in the country to incorporate in its domestic political struggle to the difficult external circumstances in which builds its European future of Ukraine.

“You want to fight against the President – I beg you, you and the opposition. But Ukraine not undermines, or incinerate!”, – summed Poroshenko.

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