Ukrainian opposition leader Arseniy Yatsenyuk has warned European officials that the army could be used to crush protests against the country's president, his party said on Saturday.
Yatsenyuk told Germany's president and foreign minister and the EU's foreign affairs chief it was "very likely" that the Ukrainian authorities would "resort to a use of force scenario including with the involvement of the Ukranian army," the party said.
Ukrainian opposition leader Arseniy Yatsenyuk has warned European officials that the army could be used to crush protests against the country’s president, his party said on Saturday.
Yatsenyuk told Germany’s president and foreign minister and the EU’s foreign affairs chief it was “very likely” that the Ukrainian authorities would “resort to a use of force scenario including with the involvement of the Ukranian army,” the party said.
