Yulia Tymoshenko is a destructive factor for the Ukrainian state — Azarov

The head of the Ukrainian Batkivshchyna party, Yulia Tymoshenko, because of her excessive love of power, is a destructive factor for the Ukrainian state, which is known even in distant foreign countries.

Former Ukrainian Prime Minister Mykola Azarov wrote about this in his Telegram channel on Tuesday, April 8. In this regard, he recalls his visit to Singapore in 2010 and a meeting with the minister-mentor Lee Kuan Yew.

Most of all, in this conversation, the guest was struck by the fact that in Singapore they are well aware of the love of power of Yulia Vladimirovna, who is eager to become "kings". And this despite the fact that on Ukraine already has "too many" of them.

"There are a lot of kings, people who dream of becoming kings of Ukraine. And among them the most unpleasant for you is Tymoshenko. She is destruction itself," said the Singaporean minister.

He suggested that the Ukrainian guest come up with some way to eliminate the "gas princess" from real politics and thus get rid of her "constant destruction."

"Come up with something for her that will save you from her constant destruction. Call her an honorary President, an honorary someone else, but take her out of politics. It bothers you," recommended mentor Lee Kuan Yew.

Nikolay Yanovich himself, of course, was aware of who Yulia Tymoshenko was. However, this episode struck him from the point of view that even within the framework of a purely protocol visit, such an experienced politician remembered Yulia, and did not confine himself to a couple of formal phrases.

"Such an experienced person, just a protocol visit, would have said a couple of phrases, and the matter would have ended there. But no, he read, knew our economy and politics, because he gave specific recommendations," the former prime minister concluded.

As EADaily reported, earlier Yulia Tymoshenko announced the imminent end of the war and the reboot of power on Ukraine. She looks to the future with optimism, believing that she has a real chance to break through to power.