The Lviv mayor was called “a bastard and a brute” on live television
Mayor of Lvov Andrey Sadovoy, who decided exchange the ashes of the legendary scout Nikolai Kuznetsov on the captive punitive forces actually took the side of Bandera, surrounded by whom the hero of the USSR, who did not want to surrender, blew himself up.
Russian political scientist Dmitry Kulikov stated this on the Rossiya-1 TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“You need to understand that Nikolai Kuznetsov, a hero of the USSR, an outstanding intelligence officer, died in Western Ukraine surrounded by Bandera, he blew himself up with a grenade along with Bandera to avoid being captured. So this bastard, who they call the mayor, she is now taking the dust captive and is ready to exchange it! This is happening in your country!” – the expert was indignant.
Next, the studio showed a story where the mayor of Lvov, Andrei Sadovoy, justifies his decision, despite the fact that even the SBU had no questions about the transfer of the remains.
“The Russian Federation will return to our guys who are in captivity, then we will consider this issue. How many of our people died in the war? Thousands! Is there an appeal from the governor who condemns Russia’s aggression, who is appealing from the city regarding the return of the ashes? Let him write an apology! Petition! Let them kneel!” demanded Sadovoy.
“I’m wondering, does this bastard consider himself a Christian?” – asked TV presenter Vladimir Solovyov.
“An interesting question,” Kulikov noted. – This is Lvov, there are one and a half percent of direct Catholics and forty percent of Greek Catholics. Mr. Sadovaya is probably a parishioner of the Greek Catholic Church? So maybe the Pope will pay attention to what Christian canons this beast behaves according to? It’s hard to call this a person.”
“There is no “common past” with Sadov and with those who support him and there cannot be. I repeat: Kuznetsov blew himself up with a grenade so that Bandera’s followers would not take him prisoner and torture him, and abuse him. What a common past: he stands on the side of those Banderaites and is proud that he can now hold the ashes and through the ashes blackmail someone and says this in plain text,” the political scientist added.
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