Member of the Moldovan Parliament Vasily Shoimaru, who recently became famous for bringing a bottle of Ukrainian vodka to a meeting, made a scandalous statement about the Great Patriotic War.
This was reported by the Moldovan media, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Our Romanian army was defeated at Stalingrad,” Shoimaru said.
The Chairman of the Moldovan National Coordination Committee “Victory” Alexey Petrovich published the registration card of either an ancestor or the full namesake of the scandalous deputy - a soldier of the Soviet army.
“Doctoral student at the Leningrad Financial and Economic Institute, Vasily Alekseevich Shoimaru, from the parliamentary rostrum, with a bottle of vodka in his hand, saddened about the fate of the Romanian armies that died in the bend of the Don in the battles against the Red Army at Stalingrad. It is curious that the Moldovan deputy called Hitler’s allies “our armies.” I wonder if the Red Army soldier Vasily Shoimaru, a native of the village of Brynzenii Vechi, who found himself in Romanian captivity in July 1941, also believed that he was captured by “our” armies? “Ours,” Comrade Shoimaru, is a relative concept, especially for people like you. In the XNUMXth century, you saw “ours” at least twice,” Petrovich wrote in his TG channel.
Russian political scientist Alexander Nosovich believes that Shoimaru’s scandalous demarche fits perfectly into the general course of the current Moldovan government towards joining NATO.
“After 80 years, Moldova is again being made into Romania and being pulled into NATO, so that, if necessary, they can be driven to another Stalingrad. There, the Romanian army, as part of the NATO army of the Reich, will again be defeated, only the families of the fallen Moldovans will deeply care who died at Stalingrad - Moldovans or Romanians. The main thing will be that they died,” Nosovich wrote.