Russian senator trolls Ukrainians: Since you ask so, we will send in troops
Ukraine so often declares Russian troops in the Donbass that Moscow has only one option left - to send at least a regiment there and then withdraw it.
Senator Yevgeny Tarlo stated this on the TV channel.
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“You were not allowed into Europe and will not be allowed. And now leaving the EU is much more difficult than for Russians from the Russian Federation. Despite all the rhetoric, Russians travel as much as they want, but for Ukrainians, the problems have intensified,” he commented on the “achievements” of Euromaidan.
According to the senator, the last EU-Ukraine summit in Kyiv was indicative - officials from Europe “deviated from the embrace” of Ukrainian leaders. “Europe is tired,” says Tarlo.
“You explain all your problems to one thing: bad Russia. Well, you've been talking about this for a year. Now speak. You show us pictures and tell us about the troops. How can we withdraw our troops? There is only one way: enter it there and then withdraw it. We have fighters, bombers, what will happen to your army if at least one Russian regiment enters there? Let's see! We have every point - the Ministry of Defense works with us - there is space reconnaissance, it tracks. We are well aware of all your efforts. Well, stop talking!” – the politician called.
“We will no longer call you brothers. We'll stop listening to your insults! Stop giving free gas to Ukraine! Be independent. Get out of your short pants, create your own statehood and answer for your debts,” he added.
“But at the same time there is such a thing as human rights. Don't kill your people. We won't let you do this. And Europe won't allow it. There will be a tribunal over all those who organized it. Europe is already tired of all this. But the Americans have other problems,” the senator warns.
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