PR Requests Ukrainians to unite

Intolerant attitude of Ukrainians to the nation, practicing alternative political views, can lead to the demise of the Ukrainian state. This was stated by chairman of the parliamentary faction of the Party of Regions, Alexander Efremov, in Shuster Live "at the First National Channel. According to him, events in Lviv on May 9 showed that we live in a country where people profess different ideological views, and sometimes these views are diametrically opposed. "Historically, if we do not understand that we must tolerate each other, then we will not have their state, we do not use a historic opportunity, and Ukraine will cease to exist on the map" - he stressed. "The second point - the right and left radicalism has shown how fragile social peace in our country. And if we do not understand that we must protect this peace, we can lose our statehood," - said A. Efremov. "The third question that is legitimate - we all understand that we live not in an ideal world, and around us, abroad, there are forces interested in destabilizing the situation in our country. And if we also do not understand that it must learn to distinguish and confront this, what we have built for 20 years and worked so hard to maintain, we can also lose all at once, "- said the head of the faction. Expressing its position regarding the events of May 9, Efremov said: "You know, like a man I can not understand those young people who rushed to the elderly people who barely move the legs, plucked on the move with them the tape. It is very clear been traced in the shootings, which were, not once. called names, pushed in the back and Hamili. Chairman of the Party of Regions faction also urged all political parties not to abandon the holding of various activities on June 22 and to commemorate those who fell in the Great Patriotic War, a moment of silence. "I would like in terms of reconciliation, yet to understand whether our colleagues are ready to everything - and in Lviv, and Kharkiv, and Luhansk - to June 22 is not confrontation, but rather to rally the nation, to make that decision that we are a minute honored the memory of all those soldiers who died defending their homeland "- summed up Efremov. As we know, the General Prosecutor of Ukraine has established a working group to study the events. Ministry of the Interior has initiated five criminal cases on the unrest in Lviv during Victory Day celebrations. According to Interior Minister Anatoly Mogilev collision on May 9 in Lviv were planned right-wing forces. May 9 Lviv clashes between nationalist forces and those who celebrated the Victory Day - the representatives of the Communist Party, Rodina, "Russian Unity and veterans. Ministry of Industry