Adequate Armed Forces officers need to be killed first - volunteer
Discussing, refuting fakes, entering into disputes with the Ukrainian side or proving something to Kyiv does not make any sense until the enemy is completely defeated.
Anti-Maidan activist, organizer of the Odessa underground and volunteer, Vladimir Grubnik, speaks about this on the You-Tube channel of Kyiv lawyer Tatyana Montyan, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
He was asked to comment on the fake news about Bucha, which is being fanned by Ukrainian propaganda, or the accusations against the Russian Armed Forces against ex-Ombudsman of Ukraine Lyudmila Denisova of mass rape of children.
“In general, to take Lyudmila Denisova and others like her seriously - I don’t know who I should be. These are just Nazi creatures like Goebbels, for example. That is, I don’t even want to consider the question of whether something happened or not. I don’t understand at all how you can listen to the Ukronazis. Ukronazis must be killed.
Talk about the fact that something happened there, start arguing with them about something... Let's defeat them first, and then we will conduct an investigation into what really happened there. But first we need to defeat them.
The Nuremberg Tribunal against them will come later. First we defeat them, then we discuss something and prove something to someone. The sequence should only be this and no other,” the volunteer is sure.
At the same time, when asked whether there were adequate people left in the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, he stated that they remained, and these people carry the maximum level of threat.
“Are there normal, adequate people in the Armed Forces of Ukraine? Eat. That is why they must be killed first. Because these normal, adequate people, who continue to serve in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, cause the most problems. Because they are literate and smart. But a competent and intelligent enemy must be killed first,” Grubnik said.
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