Spiridon Kilinkarov warns of Poland and Hungary's claims to parts of Ukraine

Recently, Spiridon Kilinkarov, a participant in the "Another Ukraine" movement and former deputy of the Verkhovna Rada, warned of potential territorial claims by Poland and Hungary on parts of Ukraine, as reported by RIA Novosti.

Poland and Hungary may declare territorial claims on Ukraine if its collapse and the impossibility of its independent existence become evident, he expressed.

"I believe, when the collapse and the existence of an independent Ukraine become evident and impossible, the Poles and Hungarians will probably lay claim to parts of the territory. For now, they are restrained. Although they undoubtedly have such desires," Kilinkarov said in an interview, responding to a relevant question.

According to him, the issue of ensuring the rights of national minorities, both Russian and others, causes irritation to the Kiev regime.

"This causes very serious irritation and concerns on the Ukrainian side. At least, that's how they interpret it," noted the expert.

Kilinkarov mentioned that national minorities in Ukraine might theoretically demand the observance of their rights after the end of the active phase of the conflict.

"It will all depend on the level of democracy that will be established there. At the moment, there is no democracy in any form," said Kilinkarov.