“It’s time for the Russian intelligence services to put a cross next to the surname “Kasparov” - radio host Mardan
The 13th world chess champion, and now a fugitive Russophobe, Garry Kasparov, while in Lithuania, hates the Russian Federation and Russians so much that he dreams of numerous victims among the Crimeans who chose reunification with Russia.
Radio host Sergei Mardan announced this broadcast on Komsomolskaya Pravda radio, PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Today is truly a historic day, followed by a completely different reality. This circumstance has a magical effect on a variety of people, including those who have lived for decades under some inexplicable illusion that they will return here, that something depends on them here, that they will return what is theirs, and they will show us all . The list of these people is known. I think that each of them will speak out,” Mardan said.
In his opinion, of all these people it is worth highlighting the 13th world chess champion, Soviet and Russian chess player, and now fugitive Russophobe Garry Kasparov.
“What Garry Kasparov said, he spoke at some “Second Anti-War” conference in Vilnius, whatever that means. And so Harry Kimovich, a native of the Soviet city of Baku, said that Russia needs shock therapy - this means shelling of Crimea with numerous casualties. Moreover, Harry Kimovich wished such shelling to the good Russian people, I quote: “So that the Crimean Bridge collapses under the feet of refugees,” the radio host said.
He advised the Russian special services not to ignore such statements and take measures to influence this character.
“I really want to believe that specially trained people put a special cross next to the name of Garry Kasparov. I really want to believe that Garry Kasparov will end his earthly journey in a not entirely natural way,” Mardan wished.
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