Values that form the basis of the EU and its institutional capabilities outweigh significantly the phobias used to intimidate Europeans, Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko said at his annual meeting with foreign ambassadors Jan. 16.
“I totally disagree with pessimistic and somewhat panicking moods concerning the future of the EU suggested by Russian propagandists to Europeans. The European project has much larger margin of safety than it is imagined in the Kremlin,” Petro Poroshenko said, according to the presidential press service.
