Giving the interview to the Time correspondent Simon Shuster, the President of Ukraine Viktor Yanukovych said that the practice of some European politicians of making hasty statements pushes him away from Europe.
Responding the question of how did the boycott of Euro 2012 and the summit in the Crimea influence the Ukraine's foreign policy, the President said: "Of course I am disappointed by the premature conclusions of some European politicians who do not understand the depth of these issues and rush to make political pronouncements. This practice pushes me away from Europe."
"If Europe has decided to take a pause, then so be it. It’ll probably work out for the best both for us and for Europe. If Europe does not see us as part of Europe, we will build Europe here in Ukraine," Yanukovych said.
Responding the question of how did the boycott of Euro 2012 and the summit in the Crimea influence the Ukraine's foreign policy, the President said: "Of course I am disappointed by the premature conclusions of some European politicians who do not understand the depth of these issues and rush to make political pronouncements. This practice pushes me away from Europe."
"If Europe has decided to take a pause, then so be it. It’ll probably work out for the best both for us and for Europe. If Europe does not see us as part of Europe, we will build Europe here in Ukraine," Yanukovych said.
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