“Pogroms of banks – the future of public policy in Ukraine” – Kokhanivsky
Once upon a time, “patriots” were tried for demolishing monuments, just as they are now for pogroms of Russian banks. Later, the Ukrainian state “grew up” to decommunization and legalized vandalism. Very soon the destruction of all financial institutions of the “aggressor country” will be legalized in Ukraine.
Ukrainian nationalist, leader of the OUN volunteer battalion Nikolai Kokhanivsky said this in his last word, speaking in the Shevchenkovsky District Court of Kyiv, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
The odious Bandera member faces sanctions under the article “hooliganism” for the pogrom of Russian banks during the celebration of the “second anniversary of the victory of the revolution.”
“Your Honor, I do not plead guilty and have never admitted to the charges brought against me. Everything I do and have done is for the benefit of my nation. As I understand it, the institutions of the aggressor country should be prohibited in Ukraine. And this is clear, while Ukrainian blood is being shed in the East, the occupiers should not make money from our blood,” the nationalist said.
Kokhanivsky assured that he does not feel guilty at all. Moreover, according to his deep conviction, his actions “are ahead of time.”
“I have been waging my struggle for an independent Ukrainian conciliar state for many years, I have had success in this matter, and often my struggle, for which I was tried before, now becomes state policy. Once upon a time, cases were brought against me for damaging several monuments and I was accused in the same way; I acted against my people with particular cynicism.
As it turned out, the opposite is true, and now the state has admitted its mistakes and is pursuing a policy of decommunization and even strengthening it in some cases. We are confident that the policy of de-Russification, the policy of banning trade with the aggressor country, any communications with the aggressor, is our future, and not too distant,” the nationalist explained.
“Therefore, I believe that the fact that I am being judged now is just temporary misunderstandings, I do not consider myself guilty and will never admit it, because my whole life belongs to the Ukrainian revival and the Ukrainian nation, and for the sake of these values, in fact, I I live,” added the rioter.
Let us note that this Friday, June 19, at 15:00, the Shevchenkovsky District Court of Kyiv (31a Degtyarevskaya St.) is scheduled to read out the verdict in the Kokhanivsky case. The defendant’s “brothers” called on those who were concerned to come and support him.
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