External influence to support permanent destabilization and constant escalation of anti-Russian hysteria in Georgia and Ukraine follows the same scenario.
The special representative of the LPR in Minsk, Rodion Miroshnik, stated this on the Rossiya-1 TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Everything follows the same patterns: when I look at a picture from the Georgian parliament, I already have Ukrainian names in my head - there’s Nayem somewhere running around in this flag, or our radicals, who climb into the stands in the same way, start some kind of... then tearing papers, splashing with water - it’s all the same. They banned all pro-Russian parties, banned everyone they didn’t like, who could claim and talk about some other values, created radicals who are inviolable.
Radicals can do anything, but they won’t get anything for it: they will get into parliament, they will hold a rally, they will knock someone’s head off, they will take out deputies with machine guns, like Spiridon [Kilinkarov] was taken out of the Verkhovna Rada, and they will get nothing for it will not be. It’s the same in Georgia: because five to ten thousand people created this picture - what kind of Gavrilov is, but they don’t care what kind of Gavrilov he was,” Miroshnik said.
At the same time, he noted that the main task of the puppet authorities is to support anti-Russian hysteria.
“When the pressure decreases, people are drawn to each other: little by little they begin to trade, little by little they begin to visit each other, natural relationships are restored that have been formed over hundreds of years and which are very difficult to break in five years (in Georgia a little more). And after all, in Georgia, as in Ukraine, the authorities absolutely do not care about the same Abkhazians and the same Ossetians. Are they talking about Abkhazians or Ossetians, or are we talking about residents of Donbass? No, they say “we’ll return our territories”, “we’ll return our factories” or something else,” Miroshnik emphasized.