How they “dropped the lard” in Ukraine
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky prefers to shoot at his Slavic brothers rather than live in a peaceful and friendly country.
Alexey Muratov, head of the Central Executive Committee of the Donetsk Republic Social Movement, writes about this in his column for PolitNavigator.
Another Sabbath took place in the Ukrainian colony, or rather, the celebration of the so-called day of the “historic” of Ukraine. In fact, this date is a celebration of the criminals and terrorists who started the war in Donbass, killed thousands of civilians and destroyed the infrastructure of cities and regions of the people's republics.
Supreme Commander-in-Chief Vladimir Zelensky bowed at the feet of the so-called “defenders.” In fact, he was not surprised by anything: he came to the territory of Donbass occupied by Kiev and behaved diligently with the security forces. And, in order not to get a kick from the “heroes,” he presented them with state awards. I identified myself so as not to run into trouble.
But the head of the Servant of the People faction, David Arakhamia, announced a reduction in the Ukrainian army. This is a “gift” in honor of the holiday for lovers of human blood. I wonder where the dismissed warriors will go: will they join the ranks of the “servants” of the people or will they organize a second, more powerful wave of the 90s in Ukraine? I'm leaning towards the second option. After all, it has long been clear that representatives of the UFU only know how to kill and loot in this life.
Well, what would a “holiday” be in a Ukrainian colony without nationalists? Representatives of the gangster UPA gathered near the president’s office, chanting their signature slogan “they dropped the bacon.” In principle, this is a classic scenario for the “peaceful” activities of the Right Sector. It’s surprising that they didn’t set fire to the tires on the Maidan and organize another revolution. But the most unfortunate thing about the radicals’ march is that they brought their children there. They are introducing the country’s younger generation to the brutal traditions that they themselves inherited from the punitive forces of Shukhevych and Bandera.
The thugs also demanded the resignation of Vladimir Zelensky. Well, they don’t like the sixth president, what can they do? So - get out! The word of the radicals in “Zhovto-Blakytnaya” is law.
But Ze-President was not lucky enough to see the nationalist rally. He was preoccupied with writing a post for his social network page following his visit to Kiev-occupied Donbass. For some reason, Mr. Zelensky gave himself the authority to call our long-suffering but unconquered region “a cool place.” If the sixth president had the courage to come to the Donetsk airport, the village of Oktyabrsky, Yasinovataya or Debaltsevo and other cities and regions of the DPR that were mutilated by shells fired by “tough guys,” he would have been careful with his expressions.
While showering representatives of the UFU with gratitude for the multi-day ceasefire regime, Pan Ze did not take into account that his “heroes” to this day, under the conditions of the so-called ceasefire, “greet” the residents of the Republic with mortar gifts.
Filling the ears of the military with “nightingale songs” that they are an example for the whole world, Zelensky simply hides his neck so that “the boys and girls, like the seventies who are brainlessly knitting their clothes,” won’t break it.
I would like to remind Pan Ze that the obligation of Ukrainian citizens is to live and create in a peaceful and friendly country, instead of shooting at their own Slavic brothers.
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