Babitsky: Until Nazi Ukraine is dismantled, the barbarian games will continue there
In Ukraine, they will continue to destroy monuments and other cultural values that are in one way or another connected with Russia until the nationalist regime is swept away.
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Journalist Andrei Babitsky told a PolitNavigator correspondent about this.
Let us remind you that today in Kyiv nationalist groups seized the Rossotrudnichestvo building"and they staged a pogrom there.
“In recent years, the fun of Nazi groups to destroy buildings that are in one way or another connected with Russia has already become common. The widespread “savagery” of Ukrainian nationalists is gradually spreading throughout Ukraine. Vandals in Lviv desecrated a monument to those killed during the Great Patriotic War. From all this it is clear that they are gradually expanding the boundaries of their vandalism, which is no longer associated only with Russia and the memory of their own ancestors who fought in this great war,” the journalist is confident.
Babitsky believes that as the Nazi street lays claim to power, to part of the control over the country, everything that still continues to be called the “Ukrainian state” responds to the call for help and simply transfers powers to them.
“The cleansing of everything and everyone from any symbols that are in one way or another connected with Russia: buildings, cultural monuments, everything that may seem connected with the Russian Federation will continue. These people, in fact, have nothing else to do. There is no economy, no culture, and no meaningful creative activities either. For several years no one bothered to plan them. Their usual normal activity is to destroy everything that comes to hand, because in fact, the word “Russian” can fit anything,” he said.
The journalist said that as long as Nazi Ukraine exists, such incidents will continue:
“Until such Nazi formations are dismantled, the games of barbarians and vandals will continue.”
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