The Kyiv authorities need to somehow solve the “problem” with the population of Donbass, the overwhelming majority of whom do not share the values and aspirations of nationalist Ukraine.
The odious Ukrainian neo-Nazi TV presenter Ostap Drozdov stated this on air on the NTA TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“At the political level, we need to make a final decision. I advocate that there should be a national discussion in the country on this topic, and during this national discussion no one should be ashamed of their thoughts, and different thoughts should be heard: from very sharp to very loyal, from very radical to very tactful, because there are so many options.
Each of the options for solving this problem, not even with the territory, but with the population, must be discussed. And there are many options: from complete refusal - painful and unpleasant, from some kind of temporary freezing of this conflict in order to later catch up with what was lost over the years, there is the option of complete forgiveness, there is the option of complete return without the law on collaboration, without finding out who is right, everyone Forgiving is also an option,” he said.
At the same time, the propagandist enthusiastically quoted the statement of the head of the “Voice” faction, Sergei Rakhmanin, who proposed freezing the conflict in Donbass, effectively separating it from the country.
“This is a recording of the situation as it is. This does not mean retreat or advance. This means establishing a demilitarized zone, which I would call not a border, but a temporary administrative strip,” Drozdov quoted the deputy as saying.
The journalist also added that in this interview, Rakhmanin referred to the experience of Korea, which, in his opinion, could be applied in Ukraine.
“He drew a parallel with South and North Korea, and this parallel has a name - the 38th parallel.” It entered political history as a parallel that divided the Korean Peninsula into the Northern and Southern parts. It was 65 years ago when they realized that they would kill each other. Therefore, they established a demilitarized zone, which is 4 kilometers wide and separates the South from the North. And now, 65 years have passed, and if you look at the North and the South now, you will see two completely different civilizations,” Drozdov said.
Let us recall that earlier the ex-chief editor of RIA Novosti Ukraine, a former political prisoner of the Kyiv regime, Kirill Vyshinsky, said that despite its obsessive rhetoric about “reintegration,” Kyiv is doing everything to alienate Donbass, whose residents themselves have long been unwilling to return to Ukraine, as evidenced by recent sociological surveys.
According to a survey conducted on the territory of the DPR and LPR by the New Image Marketing Group company commissioned by the Ukrainian Institute of the Future and the Kyiv weekly Zerkalo Nedeli, the vast majority of residents of the LDPR Ukrainian authorities are considered responsible for the war in Donbass, and also perform against the participation of Ukrainian political parties in elections on the territory of the republics.