Uefa President Michel Platini says Ukrainian hoteliers are 'bandits and crooks' ahead of European Championships "I hope for your sake [Ukraine] that the contracts which hoteliers have made will be respected as otherwise the people are not going to come," he added. Ukraine's deputy prime minister in charge of the euro Borys Kolesnikov, speaking alongside Platini, promised to take the necessary measures "within the next 30 days" to solve the problem. Platini was later due to open with President Viktor Yanukovych a new airport terminal in Lvov, which has always been seen as the Ukrainian city requiring the most new infrastructure in order to host the tournament.