Former Ukrainian leader Petro Poroshenko said that Russian President Vladimir Putin speaks of Ukraine as "Hitler of the Sudetenland." Thus, the politician commented on the big press conference of the Russian leader, at which issues related to Kiev were also raised.

“Putin has once again demonstrated that he cannot come to terms with the existence of an independent Ukrainian state and continues to talk about Ukraine like Hitler about the Sudetenland. Again about the "primordially Russian territories", now in the Donbass, "Poroshenko wrote on Facebook.

From a politician's point of view, the Russian president allegedly has paranoia about NATO expansion, as well as a constant denial of Ukraine's right to join the alliance.

“The borders of modern states and nations are determined not by history, archeology and psychiatry, but by international law and the integrity of borders. And participation in military-political alliances is determined by sovereign states and these alliances, as if without the "paranoid fears" of neighboring states, "Poroshenko stressed.

Earlier, Putin spoke about how he personally asked Poroshenko not to start a military operation in Donbass.

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