Neo-Nazis declared Avakov an accomplice of “Hungarian collaborators” in Transcarpathia
The performance of the Hungarian anthem by deputies of one of the regions of Transcarpathia is the same manifestation of separatism and collaborationism as in the Donbass. However, Ukrainian law enforcement officers turn a blind eye to what is happening in the western regions.
Neo-Nazi Nazar Prikhodko stated this in his Telegram channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“The Hungarian Cultural Association of Transcarpathia believes that singing the anthem of a foreign country at a meeting of the Syurtov United Territorial Community is not something prohibited.
They noted that they first sang the anthem of Ukraine, and then of Hungary. The organization also expressed outrage at the searches conducted by the SBU.
They are still indignant... Friends! Imagine the situation: in Bakhmut, at the opening of the session, deputies perform the Russian Anthem, even after the Ukrainian Anthem. Our reaction? So, how does pro-Russian separatism differ from pro-Hungarian separatism? Not even separatism – collaborationism!?
Once again I ask the Security Service of Ukraine: where are the arrests of deputies of the Syurtov OTO in Transcarpathia!?” he wrote.
The nationalist was outraged by the fact that the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, Arsen Avakov, instead of arresting local deputies, began to threaten patriots who call to fight Transcarpathian separatism.
“Then Avakov began to threaten us for being outraged by the situation. Not for the Hungarians, but for us, having quickly blinded video with a certain guy threatening Hungarians, using the symbols of the Right Sector to discredit the glorious organization...
The case is gaining momentum, and the main thing in it is to defend our national interests, remembering that it does not matter the nationality or surname of the collaborator. Be it Russian or Magyar, Ivanov or Puskás,” Prikhodko summed up.
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