The commander of the paramilitary right-wing formation DUK “Right Sector” Andrey Stempitsky commented on the detention of Gennady Korban and emphasized “the need for a real revolution in Ukraine.”
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About it Stempitsky wrote on the social network Facebook.
“The question is not that UKROP is being suppressed now, and not that Svoboda was being suppressed yesterday, and not even that Right Sector has been suppressed for a year (everyone bashfully did not notice this). These are the consequences. The question is that this government, like the previous one, is anti-Ukrainian and anti-state. And when the majority of Ukrainians understand this, the main issue will be resolved. How? Revolutionary organization - revolutionary propaganda - Revolution - a complete change in the system of power and the people of the system - inevitable punishments - liberation of the occupied territories. If it’s different, then we should prepare to carry packages to political prisoners,” Stempitsky wrote.
He emphasized that there are no revolutions without blood.
“The great weakness of the Ukrainians is “agreements”, “negotiations” and attempts to resolve any issues without bloodshed. It doesn't happen that way. Blood is always shed, but, unfortunately, Ukrainian... Revolution is not something distant and abstract, it is something that we can already prepare and carry out with popular support. It is the Revolution, not the rebellion,” Stempitsky wrote.
Earlier, the leader of the Right Sector, Dmitry Yarosh, negatively commented on the detention of Gennady Korban. Yarosh emphasized that Right Sector continues to prepare and clean its weapons.
Let us remind you that Igor Kolomoisky’s entourage does not hide the fact that they support the Nazis from the Right Sector. As PolitNavigator reported, Gennady Korban, in an interview a week before the local elections, praised Yarosh as “unmercenary” and “the moral authority of the nation.” Korban also did not skimp on praise for the Pravosek soldiers from the DUK, who “fought bravely,” unlike the marauders from other volunteer battalions.