The non-factional deputy of the Verkhovna Rada, Yevgeny Murayev, believes that the political course that the current Ukraine is taking can lead to its destruction. He said this on the news channel NewsOne, in fact, whose owner he is. "I doubt the territorial integrity of Ukraine in the future, because we see the ambitions of Poland, Hungary, Russia and all our neighbors. All will be happy to wait when our standard of living falls below the baseboard and all regions will begin to ask in the parties, "said Murayev. In his opinion, radical changes in the system of state power in the Nezalezhnaya. Otherwise, the deputy states, "just the subjects of corruption transactions will change," and "the country will continue to roll under the slope". "The problem is not in personalities, the problem is in the rate that our country will be led by those who fall into parliament. And the same course is declared by a number of active politicians, "the parliamentarian said.. In March of this year, in the same interview, a former member of the Party of Regions expressed regret that Ukraine surrendered its sovereignty to "overseas sponsors" from the US, and by hushing up this embarrassing fact of power simply looks ridiculous. "From the world can not hide either the level of corruption, or the real events that occur in the Donbass. Yes, our Ukrainians can indefinitely tell and hang any noodles, I repeat, on the ears, but the world knows the truth, "- then stressed the politician.

Later, he compared the economic situation in the country with genocide because of the advice that comes from Washington and the IMF. Muraev is not the first politician who predicts the disintegration of Ukraine as a result of the political crisis.

This was said by the deputy of the Rada, also the ex-regionalist Nestor Shufrych. According to him, the actions of the Kiev authorities "will tear the country to shreds". Former Defense Minister Anatoly Hrytsenko predicted that Nezalezhnaya could disappear from the map of the world "from mass corruption and frustration". And the current Chief Military Prosecutor Anatoly Matios saw the future of Ukraine as a "testing ground," as a result of which it would repeat the fate of Yugoslavia.