Poroshenko said that he is the President of the world

The President also promised to return to Yalta next year.

During the opening of the international annual conference “Yalta European strategy”, Petro Poroshenko stated that he is President of the world.

“In new York have to do much (on the forthcoming visit to USA and meeting with high-ranking officials of the us administration – ed.). Our meeting will, I hope, will not just be about defensive armament, although it will significantly increase our defenses. We don’t want to attack anyone, it disgusted us,” said the President, commenting on his upcoming visit to the United States.

He noted that Ukraine’s partners in Europe and the USA support the deployment of a peacekeeping mission in the entire territory of Donbas.

“I am a President of peace, we want peace,” – said Poroshenko.

Also during the opening of businessman Viktor Pinchuk said that Yalta for Ukraine is the same as Jerusalem for Israel.

Poroshenko in his speech was supported by Pinchuk and said that more recently, Ukraine has teetered between “chaos and uncertainty”, but now, thanks to the resistance of the Ukrainians to the Russian aggression in Crimea and Donbas, the situation has changed.

“And someone has already opened bottles of Crimean wine, and again placed the chairs in Yalta to divide the world… And I liked the phrase: “No chance”. See you next year in Yalta. Why? “All that does not kill us makes us stronger”. This phrase is Nietzsche, and it is, in my opinion, entirely reflects what is going on today in geopolitics. We already live in a new world,” – said Poroshenko.

Also Poroshenko said that Ukraine will continue to dvinitsa to full membership in the European Union and NATO.

“In my opinion, the historical place of Ukraine – in the family of United Europe and the transatlantic Western Alliance. Our mission is to become the Eastern border of European civilization, contributor to European and global security, engine continental economy”, – quotes the press service Poroshenko his words.

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