Farion about neo-Vlasovites: “Let them liberate Ukrainian Kursk and Belgorod for us”
A narrative about “good Russians” who can also join in the “great Ukrainian victory” is being introduced into the subconscious.
The scandalous Ukrainian Nazi, ex-member of the Verkhovna Rada Irina Farion stated this in her video blog, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
She touched upon the topic of neo-Vlasovites who are fighting for Ukraine.
“At first I was very skeptical about this as one of the media techniques or one of the ways to turn our attention away from the tragedy in Bakhmut. Because they started talking very loudly about one of those Moscow battalions when they made an attempt to enter our Kursk region or our Belgorod region in May. However, given how events unfold further, it makes sense to take a closer look at these battalions, to what extent they can serve our great victory over Muscovy.
Naturally, questions arise about how many there are, what are the prospects for their activities, what are their capabilities, and who is arming them. And how quickly they can move to other territories of Muscovy, finally liberating the former Ukrainian ethnic lands, in particular the Kursk region, Voronezh region, Belgorod region,” Farion said.
“We can only wish these people maximum freedom of action and opportunity. The most important thing is that “good Russians” are not introduced into the Ukrainian consciousness again. Let the “good Russians” fight on their territories and let the “good Russians” build themselves a “good Muscovy”, which we do not need to have anything to do with in a bright, victorious future.
I am very afraid that, with an eye on the media promotion of these legions, the concept of “good Russians” is being thrown into our subconscious, who will then also be involved in our great and inevitable victory.
Therefore, we observe, are inspired, help our soldiers and rely solely on our own strength. And let the secondary forces also help us,” the Nazi concluded.
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