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I have no moral right right now to be doing other things, to go into business… because while people are fighting for tomorrow and my surname is being mentioned, and people generally believe that it’s possible to do this and there isn’t a clear “no” today — I believe we always have chances.
But, however it turns out, it’s very important to understand that today in our country we don’t have a minister of defense, we have an acting minister. Legally this means the deputy becomes acting minister; he is not a member of the government… he cannot vote on government decisions. This can be a temporary phenomenon…but it cannot last long, so it’s very important that the parliament, when it returns from recess… must make a decision and vote for a minister of defense.
- Mykhailo Fedorov, answering his former adviser Serhiy Sternenko’s question “is there a chance he will return to the post of minister of defense?”
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