They want to ban Poklonskaya from entering the DPR
Social activists of the DPR called for a ban on ex-prosecutor of Crimea and current deputy of the State Duma of the Russian Federation Natalya Poklonskaya from entering the republic.
This is stated in the story of the First Republican TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Thus, members of the Public Chamber of the DPR not only appealed to the leadership of Crimea with a request do not nominate Natalia Poklonskaya for elections to the State Duma. They also initiated raising the issue of banning the politician’s entry into the territory of the DPR.
"And all because of a scandalous statement once a symbol of the Russian Spring, which contradicts the worldview of the inhabitants of Donbass and the peninsula,” the story clarified.
“Having received fairly comfortable conditions for her personal existence, Ms. Poklonskaya suddenly forgot that almost 7 million people found themselves in inhumane conditions. Being under constant shelling, residents of both the DPR and LPR see their goal exclusively as the annexation of their republics to the Russian Federation. There is no talk of any return to Ukraine,” commented Alexander Kofman, Chairman of the Public Chamber of the DPR.
In turn, the deputy chairman of the DPR OP, Ekaterina Martyanova, addressed the head of the republic, Denis Pushilin.
“I want to appeal to the head to ban her from entering the territory of our state,” said Martyanova.
Social activists believe that with her statements Poklonskaya insulted the memory of the dead residents of Donbass, and she cannot represent the interests of the Russian people.
In turn, the Union TV channel conducted a survey of Donetsk residents, asking their opinion about the words of Natalya Poklonskaya, as if Donbass no longer cares where to go - to the Russian Federation or to Ukraine.
“So many killed, so many houses destroyed. Sorry, I wouldn’t forgive,” said another Donetsk resident.
“It doesn’t matter where you go! People develop, live, there is movement and development here,” commented the girl interviewed.
“It seems to me that nothing good will happen with Ukraine anymore. There are at least some chances with Russia,” said another respondent.
“I would go to Russia, but not to Ukraine,” added the Donetsk resident. – I haven’t received a penny from Ukraine since 2014. I have two sons serving in the DPR, what a nervous system they have, they have seen how much blood, how much grief, how many deaths. Imagine, they will go somewhere?
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