Ukrainian Media Outlet Warns EU Against Visa-Free Regime With Kiev

© AFP 2023 / SERGEI SUPINSKY Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko sticks an Ukrainian flag and the state emblem on an armoured vehicle at Kiev airport on March 25, 2015 during a welcoming ceremony of the first US plane delivery of non-lethal aid, including 10 Humvee vehicles
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko sticks an Ukrainian flag and the state emblem on an armoured vehicle at Kiev airport on March 25, 2015 during a welcoming ceremony of the first US plane delivery of non-lethal aid, including 10 Humvee vehicles - Sputnik International
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Ukrainian media outlet Evropeyskaya Pravda called Monday on the European Union not to introduce the visa-free regime with Ukraine, accusing the Kiev authorities of "falsifying" the required reforms.

KIEV (Sputnik) – The editorial board explained that the Ukrainian leadership is "falsifying" reforms to demonstrate the European Union that it is committed to the reforms needed for introduction of the visa-free regime.

“With this text the editorial board calls on the EU countries’ governments and embassies: do not cancel the visa regime until the situation in Ukraine is radically changed,” the editorial published in the Evropeyskaya Pravda said.

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It also called to freeze $3 billion International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) and about $1.3 billion EU tranches of aid.

The article was issued after the Monday launch of the e-system of disclosure of incomes for Ukraine state officials, which is lacking a security certificate.

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Ukrainian Vice Prime Minister on European Integration Ivanna Klimpush-Tsyntsadze said on her Facebook that the Ukrainian officials are obliged to submit the data on income only once, adding that the data submitted to a system lacking security certificate cannot serve as proof before the court.

In February 2014, after a series of anti-government protests Ukraine witnessed a coup that toppled President Viktor Yanikovych. The new authorities promised to conduct a number of reforms aimed at boosting economic development of the country and fighting corruption. However, two years after the coup there are no signs of improving economic situation in Ukraine.

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