“If they adapted to Bandera, they will adapt to us.” Khodakovsky told what to do with Ukraine
Former Secretary of the DPR Security Council and ex-head of the DPR “Vostok” battalion, Alexander Khodakovsky, wrote about this in his telegram channel.
“The Minsk agreements are relevant because they perfectly show Ukraine’s attitude towards any agreements and signed documents, including those that will be included in the constitution. One’s own hand is the ruler: tomorrow the wind will change, and the Ukrainian power puppets will say that they signed some new agreement under pressure, and its implementation is contrary to national interests,” Khodakovsky believes.
The former militia leader is confident that in today’s Ukraine there will never be not only a pro-Russian, but even just a neutral government.
“A good cop is a dead cop,” this is about Ukraine. Not in the literal sense, of course, but in the political sense. Everything that made Ukraine a somewhat industrialized country should be taken away. All territories that appeared as a result of the efforts of the Russian Empire during the period of expansion to the south must be taken away. By natural coincidence, the main human and industrial potential is concentrated precisely on those lands to which Russia has an indisputable historical right,” says Khodakovsky.
According to the former secretary of the DPR Security Council, the formal status of the future liberated territory is unimportant, the main thing is to prevent the possibility of a revival of any kind of ideology of Ukrainian nationalism there.
“Some kind of expanded Donetsk-Krivoy Rog Republic, Little Russia, or annexation to Russia - now what’s going on here - the main thing is that the new generation of the Ukrainian “elite” never has access to this land. And what is not loved and will not be forgiven should not frighten: time and the need to survive will correct everything. If they adapted to Bandera, they will adapt to us,” Khodakovsky summed up.
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