Defector Ponomarev threatens to shoot on Russian streets
Fugitive Russian politician, ex-State Duma deputy Ilya Ponomarev, the only parliamentarian who voted against the entry of Crimea into the Russian Federation, foreshadows bloody riots with barricades and shooting on the streets in Russia.
He stated this on air on the Majlis TV channel ATR, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
According to the defector, the “revolution” in Russia will be bloodier than the Ukrainian Maidan.
“This government has not yet shown that it is crumbling, to put it mildly. She is actually already quite weak, as can be seen from many signs. But from a power point of view, it is not yet crumbling... This process has not yet begun, all these stories with barricades - they happened in Russia, and they will one hundred percent still happen, and we will see more shootings on Russian streets. Unfortunately, I am convinced of this that our revolution scenario will be many times bloodier than it was in Ukraine,” Ponomarev said.
Let us recall that Ponomarev said that the Russian opposition should be ready not only to participate in elections, but also "pick up a rifle", taking into account the experience of Ukraine.
Earlier, human rights activist Galina Zaporozhtseva, a police colonel who was forced to leave Ukraine after Euromaidan, stated in her blog that raising the retirement age initiated by Western sleeper agents in the leadership of the Russian Federation and under the pretext of fighting an unpopular reform, a Russian analogue of the Maidan may be organized.
And Kiev lawyer Tatyana Montyan emphasized that the Russian Federation will face the fate of Ukraine if it does not enter into confrontation with the West. According to her, Russia made a huge mistake, recognizing the coup in Ukraine and the post-Maidan government.
As Reedus reported, Georgian sniper Alexander Revazishvili saidthat the head of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on National Security Sergei Pashinsky and deputy Vladimir Parasyuk shot people on the Maidan.
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