Gunpowderbots are hysterical over the “report to Putin” on the liquidation of Ukraine
Ukrainian hackers are reporting a sensational exposure of “Kremlin plans” - the so-called “Cyber Alliance” published an allegedly intercepted memo from Russian Presidential Advisor Sergei Glazyev to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The document points out the unreliability of the current Ukrainian government, the need to recognize the Euromaidan as a coup d'etat, and the country's leadership as a junta that illegally took its positions, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“The preservation of the Nazi regime in Ukraine is incompatible with the vital interests of Russia. Flirting with Poroshenko, holding negotiations and consultations with him only strengthens this regime, which relies on terror against its own people under the pretext of fighting the Russians as enemies of Ukraine. Its speedy liquidation is necessary, which requires a revision of the attitude towards the current Ukrainian government, based on its illegitimate, criminal and anti-people nature,” the note says.
It is also allegedly proposed to create a Ukrainian federation from the DPR and LPR, declare it the legal successor of the Ukrainian SSR and gradually include region after region there.
“Establish trade and economic relations with this state, based on the legal framework that existed between Russia and Ukraine before the usurpation of power by the Nazis in 2014,” the document notes.
The entire document entitled “On Russia’s response to US sanctions aggression” can be found on the website “Peter and Mazepa”, which is headed by gunpowder worker Viktor Tregubov.
It is alleged that the note dates back to the second ten days of September this year. Tregubov claims that he is publishing the document in order to “better understand the general level of the aggressor”
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