Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko is a failure on the home front and abroad, and just how long he is going to cling to power is simply a matter of time now, a US sociologist said on Friday.

Critical Observer Comment: He certainly succeeded with getting away committing war crime after war crime for his NATO puppeteers. He should be tried at the Hague as a war criminal.
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko, left, and NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg talk in a helicopter on the way to a military training ground outside Lviv, western Ukraine, Monday, Sept. 21, 2015
© AP PHOTO/ MIKHAIL PALINCHAK, POOL PHOTO VIA AP
“The problem in Ukraine today is the strength that the right… is exercising on the government, and the attempts by Poroshenko to mobilize world opinion against Russia at the UN were a total fiasco,” James Petras, Professor at Binghamton University in New York, said in an interview with RT.
Professor Petras said he was confident that, with the situation in Ukraine’s southeast now stabilizing, “we are going to get a federal state in the process and the extremists in Kiev will have a difficult time mobilizing international support and any kind of major military operation.”
President Poroshenko is very vulnerable and and weak. Discontent with the economic conditions for the majority of people in Kiev is increasingly hostile and he has no domestic foundations to sustain his rule, Petras noted.
“The question is who will replace him… Poroshenko doesn’t really know what he wants because he is failing on all sides: he is attacking Russia… he hasn’t been able to put together a development strategy to get out of the recession; he doesn’t have strong military support. I think Poroshenko will stay on by default, not because he is a strong president, not because he has a viable foreign policy, but because no one else is around that can actually implement an alternative program,” James Petras said in conclusion.
From Sputnik News

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