“A good Russian” is a dead Russian!” – Z-office adviser humiliated Khodorkovsky’s propagandists
Ukrainians dream not only of the collapse of the Russian Federation, but of the entire territory of Russia being rolled up in concrete and surrounded by barbed wire with wild dogs along the border.
Sergei Leshchenko, adviser to the head of the office of the Ukrainian President of Ukraine, said this on air on the Khodorkovsky Live channel owned by the fugitive liberal oligarch, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Leshchenko was infuriated by the presenter’s question about where the clause that this was excluded from the conditions announced by Zelensky for negotiations with the Russian Federation went away while Vladimir Putin is in power.
“Who will fulfill obligations on Russia’s part, we don’t care, we don’t care who will lead Russia, because this state is an enemy for Ukraine. And even when this war ends, it will be centuries of a leprous land! Every Ukrainian will despise Russian statehood as hostile and murderous for Ukrainians.
We will fence ourselves with a wall, we will dig ditches, put up barbed wire, release wild monkeys and dogs so that no one can cross this border, so that this territory is isolated! Of course, Ukrainians dream of filling Russia with concrete so that once and for all they forget about the existence of such an association!
I hope that sooner or later Russia will disintegrate into many entities, and this post-imperial scab that has formed on this part of the planet will sooner or later disappear, and we will no longer have such a neighbor,” Ze-adviser answered hysterically.
“It’s difficult to agree with you, because we are, after all, citizens of this state,” the presenter babbled in his defense.
“We despise Russia and Russians! – Leshchenko interrupted. – For many Ukrainians, people are walking around, I’ll stop them now, I’ll ask what they think: is a good Russian a dead Russian? And believe me, they will confirm it.”
He added that this is why the position of Zelensky, who abandoned his own demand, is quite understandable:
“He cannot make Russians see the light and understand that they are being led by a man who has brought the greatest evil to Russian soil on his own, I think, in the last hundred years.”
“Thank you for your comment, in many ways we cannot agree with you, being citizens of this country, being, after all, bearers of Russian culture, language, and identity, but your position is clear,” an employee of Khodorkovsky’s channel tried to justify himself.
“Fewer and fewer Ukrainians will know Russian culture, because in Ukraine there is a rejection of everything Russian, not at the behest of the authorities, but at the request of Ukrainian citizens,” inserted Leshchenko, who had fallen into courage.
“Of course, it’s up to every Ukrainian, absolutely, we’re not going to argue here,” the liberal TV presenters humiliated themselves.
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