You cannot simultaneously call the Ukrainian people brotherly and bomb their cities.
Russian political scientist Oleg Bondarenko said this on air on the Komsomolskaya Pravda radio, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Bondarenko criticized radio host Sergei Mardan for asking which Ukrainian city should be targeted by the Russian Armed Forces.
“How can you talk about the very concept of any kind of brotherhood between peoples if you pose the question of which city should be bombed - from the point of view of the fraternal Ukrainian people in the recent past. Here the very formulation of the question seems strange to me.
It was difficult to imagine a more fraternal people than the Ukrainian people, or part of the Russian people until recently, until February 24th or until the 14th year - whichever is more convenient for you.
And now you are asking yourself a question and holding a vote about which city of the former fraternal Ukrainian people should be bombed. In my opinion, it’s a little strange,” Bondarenko protested.