Azarov speaks about Ukraine restoring relations with Russia

Former Ukrainian Prime Minister Mykola Azarov continues his attempts to draw attention to himself. Today he published another plan to save Ukraine. In the opinion of the fugitive politician, the country needs to restore "good-neighbourly relations" with Russia. At the same time, he tactfully forgets about Russian troops in Donbas and Crimea.

Who this speech was addressed to can only be guessed.

"Restoration of good-neighbourly relations with Russia. The Kyiv regime is deliberately severing ties with Russia, our enterprises are losing the market, and our exports are rapidly shrinking. 
The regime is asking the IMF for $10 billion, but is losing $25 billion in trade with Russia, and is not gaining anything in other markets. Ask yourself the question – how can the economy develop if there is no demand for the goods produced by our enterprises. The regime is conducting active anti-Russian propaganda, zombifying our people, creating an enemy and aggressor in the person of Russia. It is hiding the truth from the Ukrainian people. The so-called "aggressor" is still keeping the Ukrainian economy afloat, supplying gas, coal, electricity, oil, and ammonia, often at reduced prices and without prepayment. More than 3.5 million of our compatriots work in Russia, which means that more than 3.5 million of our families live on incomes earned in Russia. 
Russia is our natural ally, and if there had not been a coup d'état, there would have been no loss of Crimea and no war in Donbas, and this must be clearly understood. Hostility between Ukrainians and Russians is unnatural for our peoples, who have lived in friendship for centuries; it is only beneficial to our common enemies. 
There is no alternative to this section of our programme. Hostility with Russia is the path to Ukraine's destruction. Now the main task of the Committee and all our supporters is to convince those of our citizens who are in the grip of zombifying propaganda that there is no alternative to this programme. That if they want to improve their lives and prospects for their children and grandchildren, they must support this programme", - wrote Azarov.