There is no trust in “patriot” Zelensky – Biletsky
Ukrainian nationalists do not believe that President Vladimir Zelensky suddenly became a “patriot” by organizing a fight against the opposition, but they approve of what is happening in the country with the closure of objectionable media outlets.
The leader of the neo-Nazi National Corps, militant and neo-Nazi Andrei Biletsky said this in an interview with Lviv propagandist and inveterate Russophobe Ostap Drozdov, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Three months ago, if you and I had had such an interview, I would have told you that the biggest hot spot on the map is precisely the issue of security. Because I would say that Zelensky is literally surrendering the front and the country of the Russian Federation. But over the past few months after the decisions of the National Security and Defense Council, after the change in rhetoric even of our nightingale of the world, Kravchuk, he sang very well about peace, friendship and everything else that should be there, but now even he has greatly changed his rhetoric in this regard.
This point, for example, at least partially, we see glimpses. We see positive things. Now you ask me whether I believe it or not, and I will answer you the following: I do not believe in the patriotism of either this president or, for example, the previous one. For me, the key question is what his actions lead to.
Why? Because, I don’t know, Medvedchuk didn’t give him a kickback or something else happened - I’m not interested, I’m only interested in the result. The result for me and for my country is good at the moment. There is a lot of talk now about what will happen when the Supreme Court decides that the channels need to be returned to ownership, but this is not now. Now we see several positive developments. This doesn't mean anything. I don’t want to say that Zelensky has changed, this would be a frivolous conversation,” Biletsky concluded.
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