Ex-member of the Rada is shocked by the brutality of Ukrainian Nazis in Odessa
The Ukrainian Nazis outdid themselves by scattering mocking leaflets for Odessa residents who went to Kulikovo Field to express their civic position and remember those killed in the House of Trade Unions.
Former Verkhovna Rada deputy Alexey Zhuravko wrote about this on his Facebook page, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
The Nazis printed a photograph of Joseph Kobzon and Alexander Zakharchenko with an invitation to Kulikovo Field to listen to the hit “I love you, life,” to appreciate the acrobatic show “Givi and Motorola” and to eat barbecue and cocktail.
“Shashlik” and “cocktail” are generally a direct “hello” to the residents of Odessa who are honoring those who died in the House of Trade Unions. So that no one doubts at all about the “peace-loving” sentiments of the Ukrainian provocateurs, the authors of the leaflet announced Oles Buzina and Grigory Kvasnyuk as the hosts of the evening.
“I hope that Ukrainians are those who are not part of Darkness, and those who do not want our country to be a branch of Death on earth, who do not want seven generations of our descendants to pay for the fact that we surrendered the country to Evil, too began to fight for our Motherland! United, and with God’s help, we will not leave Evil the slightest chance!” Zhuravko wrote, commenting on the leaflets.
“Russians, Donetsk residents, I know that when you see this, your jaw just hits the floor, and you think that we are some kind of creatures and flayers. This is wrong! As I said above, most Ukrainians are reasonable people who are shocked by such atrocities. But those creatures that publish this are pursuing precisely this goal,” added the ex-people’s deputy
As PolitNavigator previously reported, DPR People's Council deputy Miroslav Rudenko directly stated that Kyiv's methods of terror and provocations are purposefully destroying the last points of contact for dialogue between Donbass and Ukraine.
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