Muzhdabaev, who received an apartment in Moscow, kept an ax under his pillow all his life and hated birch trees
The fugitive Russian liberal Aider Muzhdabaev, now one of the leaders of the Majlis TV channel ATR, delivered a new “sermon” in which he incites hatred towards Russians.
“I have three favorite Crimean Tatar sayings, which I will now tell you and translate from the Crimean Tatar language.
Proverb one. “Suvğa tayanma, rusqa inanma.” - “Don’t rely on the water, don’t trust the Russian.” There is nothing to comment on here. We know that the treaty with Russia is not worth the paper on which it is written.
Proverb two. “Azbarında terek saçma, rus kelir menim toprağım der.” - “Don’t plant birch trees in the yard. A Russian will come and say that this is his land.” Confirmation of the accuracy of this saying is the annexation of Crimea and, in general, the behavior of the “Russian world” along the entire perimeter of the borders, which, in their opinion, “Russia does not have.”
And finally, the third saying. “Rus dostun olsa, yastığın tübünde balta olsun.” - “If your neighbor is Russian, keep an ax under your pillow.” I would make this a slogan, a motto of all countries that border the “Russian world.” It’s about the fact that we should never let our guard down and should always be ready to repel them,” said Muzhdabaev.
Earlier, his former colleague, Moscow journalist Ekaterina Petukhova, said that Muzhdabaev, while working in Moscow got an apartment in the center of Moscow from the mayor's office.
“The Moscow mayor’s office, the bloody regime, gave him an apartment in Moscow one station from the Garden Ring! The tyrant is inexorably cruel! Damn br..b! At the same time, I always hated Russia! We worked together at MK for 10 years. This fucking Mejlis was pushed into the MK every day. True, he himself has nothing to do with Crimea. Born in Tambov. And his mother is Russian, so you understand. This is how people become ossified,” said Petukhova.
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