First deputy speaker of the parliament Adam Martynyuk
considers that presidential branch of power is “unnecessary for Ukraine and alien
to Ukrainian nature, and will be cancelled with time.” Martynyuk declared on
Friday in Luhansk during the meeting with representatives of local
self-government of Luhansk region.
Characterizing situation in the country, the deputy
speaker noted that “orange fog is disappearing and appetites of ‘dear friends’ are
coming down.”
According to him, the main task for the moment is to introduce
order in the country and only then to proceed to realization of election
pledges. Addressing Luhansk deputies, Martynyuk called them not to believe in
early elections. “We have come for a good long while,” he stated.
As for the referendum on Ukraine’s accession into NATO,
Martynyuk expressed an assurance that it would not happen in the near future,
as only the President can call for it, but he will not do this as he already knows
the answer.
Speaking about complete realization of the political reform,
Martynyuk said that the coalition does not have 300 votes for now and it is
needed to wait for a decision of the Constitutional Court. He also reproached the
CC with that they have been waiting for such decision more than a year.
The vice speaker also informed that revision of the
budget may take place ahead of time and towards increase of social payments,
salaries and pensions.
