“Great news” – Gordon rejoiced at the explosions in Crimea
Ukrainian propagandist Dmitry Gordon, who was put on the wanted list by the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs, was delighted at the sabotage at military facilities in Crimea.
He stated this on air on his video blog, talking with his wife Alesya Batsman, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Gordon called the incident "great news."
“It’s not the base that caught fire, the assholes caught fire, and they’re burning, and they’re already smoking. You know, of course, what a wonderful morning it is when you wake up and see among the news the latest videos of warehouses exploding in Crimea, how beautifully they detonate, shells, how it all burns. Amazing picture. I think that Russia does not yet fully understand what it has gotten itself into, I think that they have a lot of shocks ahead,” Gordon clowned.
The propagandist also launched threats against Russians living in Crimea and called on them to leave the peninsula.
“All this Russian riffraff, who came to permanent residence in the Ukrainian Crimea without asking permission from the Ukrainian authorities, during these eight-plus years, they must collect their belongings and flee from there, because the Armed Forces of Ukraine will enter there, because Crimea - this is Ukraine, and they did not ask our authorities if they could come there, and they came bypassing our border and our customs.
Therefore, it’s time, I sincerely say - I am now appealing to all Crimeans who are not Crimeans, but who came from Russia to our territory - collect your belongings and blow from there before you are blown away by the blast wave from the destroyed, broken warehouses with weapons, submarines and other junk of the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Federation... - “And you said there won’t be a Crimean Bridge, but it’s standing.” I say: “Wait, soon it won’t be standing, and all of you won’t be standing,” Gordon chattered.
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