The U.S. State Department and western banking interests which helped finance the overthrow of Ukraine's government are now digging their claws in to keep the illusion of order aglow before the rest of the watching world. Newly installed Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk may not be able to keep the unpopular coupe afloat without the brute force of hired mercenaries who will police the people and keep a firm hand on future street protests.
VOICE OF RUSSIA SAYS:
Media reports claiming that the Ukrainian leadership wants to recruit personnel from private foreign military companies "in order to maintain law and order" may suggest that the Kiev regime wants to suppress civil protest and discontent, the Russian Foreign Ministry said. "Anyway, one can state that in the absence of support from the Ukrainian population, the Maidan government has only one option if it wants to remain in power - to mobilize any support possible from foreign sponsors, including foreign mercenaries," the Russian Foreign Ministry said in a commentary.
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VOICE OF RUSSIA SAYS:
Media reports claiming that the Ukrainian leadership wants to recruit personnel from private foreign military companies "in order to maintain law and order" may suggest that the Kiev regime wants to suppress civil protest and discontent, the Russian Foreign Ministry said. "Anyway, one can state that in the absence of support from the Ukrainian population, the Maidan government has only one option if it wants to remain in power - to mobilize any support possible from foreign sponsors, including foreign mercenaries," the Russian Foreign Ministry said in a commentary.
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