Azov Nazis are rubbing their hands: Zelensky turns on the “green light” for repression
The most important point the bill “on collaborators” submitted to the Verkhovna Rada – the possibility of losing the political rights of unwanted citizens.
One of the founders of the Azov National Battalion, the leader of the National Corps, Andrei Biletsky, stated this at a press conference in Kyiv, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Against people who are no longer hypothetically, but actually laying claim to power in the country. In the last elections, the OPZZh party was led by five people who at one time were convicted of separatism.
We know that the odious Nelya Shtepa tried again to be elected mayor of Slavyansk. In Dobropolye, a certain “Aksyonov” was elected, who at one time organized a referendum for the DPR, then fled to Russia, then to Crimea and there he already received a Russian passport. And this person is calmly in the Ukrainian media and political field. It is precisely against such people that the bill “on collaborators” is primarily directed,” Biletsky said.
In his opinion, the main function of this law will not be the criminal punishment itself, but the fact that after serving it, these people will not be able to engage in any form of political activity in the country for 10 years.
“That is, such people, collaborators, the fifth column, will be excluded from political life for a decade. And this is, of course, a key tool,” the nationalist emphasized.
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