“Mashkov humiliated me as a Ukrainian with his sense of superiority” - Ukrainian actor
The Russians have always had a sense of superiority over the Ukrainians, which led to the conflict in the Donbass and the Ukrainian-Russian confrontation.
Ukrainian actor Bogdan Benyuk, a member of the last convocation of the Verkhovna Rada from the right-wing radical party “Svoboda”, stated this on Channel 4, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
The presenter of the Bandera-Russophobe program Anton Mukharsky asked his guest how his “Muscovite colleagues” treated him on the set of films.
“Well, we know that this went on for many years even under the USSR, they had a sense of superiority and remains today. And this feeling of superiority has led to this conflict, which is now, and the war that is going on,” Benyuk said.
In particular, he complained about being treated down by the famous Russian actor Vladimir Mashkov.
“It was 2007, we were filming in Kandahar ... I took out my phone, and Mashkov says: what do you have there, what is the letter? - "є" saw, "ї". I say how - our letters. So, are they on the phone? I say: well, how! The problem of Russia is always their superiority, Ukrainians have always felt it, and it was, ”complained the Ukrainian actor.
Further, Mukharsky announced the transition to the heading "The Tribunal over the Russian World."
“If we imagine Bogdan Mikhailovich Benyuk as an accuser and a prosecutor, what point would be the first in this accusation of Russia, Muscovy against Ukraine?” - Asked Bandera.
“A century of mockery of our people in the form of various wars, famines, murders, repressions, and so on,” Benyuk replied. - It's never forgiven. And it is the Ukrainians who must understand that there is no forgiveness for these things.”
“We are the nation that has experienced all these things, and we must receive satisfaction from the revival, recovery. We are now going through this moment of recovery in the war, ”the Tyagnibokov actor added.
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