Benyuk bites his elbows: It was necessary to stun Sevastopol earlier with hopak and songs
Ukrainian artists, teachers and officials needed to spend as much time as possible in Crimea, give concerts at the language arts and Ukrainize the peninsula in every possible way so as not to have the problems that they had in 2014.
This was stated on Channel 4 by ex-Verkhovna Rada deputy, Ukrainian neo-Nazi and People's Artist of the Square, Bogdan Benyuk, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“We came to Sevastopol once every two years for two weeks, showed our performances with success... “ah-yay-yay”, we went on these tours and what? We, especially the Ministry of Culture, did not fulfill the most important educational point there. We had to not leave this Sevastopol - our Ukrainian actors, cultural figures, school and so on.
We should have done this earlier, and not waited for the moment when the collapse began. How we felt it in our guts...
There was such a position - the representative of the President of Ukraine in Crimea, in the Crimean Autonomous Republic. What did he do, what reports did he give? You need to look and think how this carelessness, liberalism - “oh, we have a lot, why did we give it up?” - it leads to those deplorable things that we must conquer today by military means with arms in hand,” Benyuk laments.
Let us recall that earlier the radical stated that the Ukrainian authorities need “properly raising” children in the East of Ukraine, then no one will have to honor the heroes of the Great Patriotic War.
He also suggested develop language with the help of language police and fines.
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