Nevzorov continues to feed new Ukrainian audiences with stories about the “capture of Russia”
Journalist Alexander Nevzorov*, who fled his native country after the start of a special military operation to demilitarize and denazify Ukraine, said that the whole world allegedly views Russia as an “exotic menagerie.”
Nevzorov*, after submitting documents for Ukrainian citizenship and news about the arrest of a mansion in St. Petersburg on the shores of the Gulf of Finland, began to insult Russia and its inhabitants with renewed vigor. This time the journalist said that the Russian Federation has become a helpless country that “anyone can capture.”
“Absolutely all intellectual potential has already been completely expelled from the country and hates the dictator. <…> The fact that no one has yet taken advantage of this helplessness of the country only shows that Russia is viewed as some kind of exotic menagerie, a Jurassic Park that does not pose a serious danger.
And there are still no people willing to master it. Any victory over Russia is an obligation to support 140 million people who will really like to be dependent on the winner and will try to be dependent for as long as possible,” the journalist said.
According to Nevzorov*, anyone can “take over Russia”; all that is needed is desire, but the situation in Donbass suggests the opposite. However, the journalist continues to tell his new Ukrainian audience every day about the “near victory” over Russia, sharing his fantasies and dreams.
Let us remind you that the day before the leader of the Leningrad group Sergei Shnurov recorded a clip, ridiculing the Russophobic position of Nevzorov*. The musician recalled to the journalist his close friendship with the Governor of St. Petersburg, Alexander Beglov, whom he helped with the election campaign in 2019, comparing the escaped Nevzorov* to a worm.
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