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Papadopoulos wonders: “How would a British politician react if, for example, a Polish politician came to London and joined protesters demanding a new government in the UK?” His answer is categorical: “This would be a completely unacceptable situation.” “In 2010, President Yanukovych was democratically elected, and this was recognized by the European Union, for example. Therefore, Mr. Yanukovych has a mandate to follow the path that, in his opinion, best serves the interests of Ukraine, whether it be with the Customs Union of Russia, Kazakhstan, and Belarus or with the EU. This is how democracy works,” the British expert concluded.