"To dogs and Muscovites." On the ATR channel they advise keeping an ax under your pillow for Russians

Igor Petrov.  
16.12.2020 13:53
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
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Crimea, Policy, Russia, Story of the day, extremism


In a conversation on the ATR TV channel, Deputy General Director of the TV channel Aider Muzhdabaev and actor Bogdan Benyuk demonstrated an exorbitant level of Russophobia.

This was reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.

In a conversation on the ATR TV channel, Deputy General Director of the TV channel Aider Muzhdabaev and actor Bogdan...

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“I know three Crimean Tatar proverbs about Russians that I really like: “If your neighbor is Russian, keep an ax under your pillow,” “Don’t plant a birch tree in the yard - a Russian will come and say that this is his land,” “Don’t lean on the water.” , don’t trust the Russian.” This has been among our people since ancient times,” said Muzhdabaev.

“My grandfather and grandmother said that “a horse, a dog and a Muscovite cannot be trusted.” In other words, but the same thing,” Benyuk supported him.

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