Petro Poroshenko and other policy Maidan killed Ukraine, repeating the mistakes of Mikhail Saakashvili committed in Georgia. Kiev will not be able to regain control of the Crimea, so former Soviet Republic will never be the same.

In an interview with the Russian magazine "the World and politics," said former speaker of the Georgian Parliament Nino Burjanadze.

"Unfortunately, Ukraine will never become the country it was before, and there must be no illusions about this. I respect the opinion of the President of Petro Poroshenko, promising to return the Crimea, but... This chance is equal to zero. Crimea will never become part of Ukraine," she said.

"In Ukraine there were such events that have left for many, many years lasting impact on the local community. In the early nineties we in Georgia have suffered civil war, after which our country was followed by a series of tragic events, armed conflicts in Abkhazia and South Ossetia. Say what you want, but it's a fact - the society was divided in Ukraine. There is not only someone with sides fought with the Ukrainians. There citizens of Ukraine came out against each other and themselves. To admit this was a fatal mistake Ukrainian politicians. When these events began, I tried to reach out to them, to explain that they are dangerous by Mikhail Saakashvili. That allow the same mistakes that were made Saakashvili, both inside the country and in relations with Russia. I was warned that it is fraught with tragedy. But, unfortunately, they chose Advisor Saakashvili, the man who actually killed Georgia, lost 20% of the territories, brought the country to the brink of collapse. And now, some Ukrainian politicians almost copied his behavior," says Burjanadze.

She believes that the only way out of conflict negotiations with Moscow, Donetsk and Lugansk to achieve compromise.
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