The next step after the disruption of the elections in Mariupol may be the introduction of a civil-military administration

The leader of the "Right Sector" Dmitry Yarosh asked the President of Ukraine to consider the introduction of a civil-military administration in Mariupol for 2 years. This is stated in Yarosh's open appeal to the president, posted on his Facebook page.

"There is a way out of the situation - the postponement of the elections to a later date (preferably 2017), and before that time the creation of a civil-military administration from authoritative managers in the region," Yarosh said.

The tasks of the military authorities, according to the head of the PS, in Mariupol will be: development of a program to stabilize the region, creation of independent media, formation of effective cells of political parties, work with the management of metallurgical plants, attraction of investments, programs to improve the image of Ukraine, etc. radically turn the worldview of the local population towards Ukraine and hold elections in 2017, with the results of which the city's public will agree.