Neo-Nazi Biletsky wants to divide Russia into “beads of nation states”
The task of Ukraine is the collapse of Russia into small national states, which will be forced to enter into an alliance with Kiev, fearing the restoration of Moscow’s influence.
The founder of the neo-Nazi unit “Azov”, Andrei Biletsky, stated this on air on the Apostrophe Internet channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
According to Biletsky, otherwise Russia, even after a change of power, will always return to the status of an empire.
“The authorities must seriously work on the collapse of Russia, because Ukraine needs it. For a simple reason: I am surprised to see that a lot of people are seriously waiting for Putin’s death. I say, you understand, when he dies, perhaps there will even be turmoil, perhaps they will even have a new 90s. They will be five - seven - eight years, but then you will get a new re-release of the Russian Empire. Because this is elementary geopolitics,” said the neo-Nazi.
He suggests paying attention to the work of one of the ideologists of Ukrainian nationalism of the last century, Yuriy Lipa.
“He wrote in the 30s that geopolitics is shaping up in such a way that in Eastern Europe there can be one center out of two - either along the Dnieper highway Kyiv, or along the Volga highway, and this is Moscow. They cannot exist together as two normal states. That’s why we really need to work and think about this,” said the right-wing radical.
“To strengthen these themes, which will lead to Moscow turning into a small, relatively modern Russia, a small country that will no longer be able to have those geopolitical powers, those resources, and so on, so that a large number of national states will appear... Create such a large number , let’s say, beads from national countries that will be forced to enter into an alliance with Ukraine, because they will be afraid of the return of the monster in the form of the Russian Empire,” Biletsky said.
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