The famous Argentine football player Diego Maradona, who recently died, was allegedly in the “keep of the Kremlin.”
A former Moscow liberal journalist, Aider Muzhdabaev, who settled in Kyiv, stated this on air on his video blog, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Muzhdabaev, who is also a propagandist of the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatars group banned in the Russian Federation, emphasized that the late Maradona spoke well of former Bolivian President Evo Morales, ex-Cuban leader Fidel Castro, Venezuelan ex-President Hugo Chavez and Russian head of state Vladimir Putin.
“Maradona is known for his absolute unscrupulousness, his admiration for all sorts of tyrants. This is his circle of friends – Morales, Fidel Castro, Chavez, then Maduro and Putin always. That's all said by his social circle, these are his idols. Of course, he received something, certainly from Putin. The man who bought the World Cup by simply paying bribes to the voting members of FIFA, or rather there was a complex system of how they bribed FIFA, and then the International Olympic Committee for the Sochi Olympics.
But this is a common mental circle, people with a common concept that you can and should deceive, if you don’t get caught, then you’re handsome, well done, you’re a super guy. This is the same morality of the Russian serf community, the peasant community, when stealing from a neighbor and returning was valor, not a crime...
It is not for nothing that there are a lot of these people in general photographs, and Maradona said that Putin is a person who can bring peace to many in this world. Well, he brought the Russian world to Ukraine, brought it to Crimea, brought it with blood. He brought it to Chechnya, to Georgia, to Moldova and is now bringing it to Belarus. Indeed, this is the kind of world it brings, the Russian world. He also called Castro, Morales, Chavez and Putin representatives of the world's top league.
Naturally, I didn’t want Maradona to die, because he’s an absolute freak, of course, there’s less brains than a football, obviously, there was never any morality at all. But the fact that he left now and at this moment Trump leaves - I don’t believe in any coincidences, but these are links in the same chain. Just random, of course, but links in the same chain,” said Muzhdabaev.