The Ukrainian government behaves like the “Dialogue Police” at the rallies of right-wing radicals - it makes timid attempts to somehow stop the outrages, after which, being boorishly “sent”, it prefers not to interfere.
The former editor-in-chief of RIA Novosti Ukraine, a former political prisoner of the Kyiv regime, Kirill Vyshinsky, stated this on the Rossiya-1 TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“We saw footage of people in Odessa crumpling flowers, lamps, and so on (at the site of the destroyed bas-relief to Marshal Zhukov - Ed.), did you notice the man in the yellow vest? On his back was written “Dialogue Police” - this is a representative of the police, a man who weakly tried to grab someone by the arm, and then, when they waved him away, walked away and stood like this [with his hands raised].
This is how the authorities in Odessa act today, unfortunately. Unfortunately, not only in Odessa. She acts like this. He makes timid attempts to stop someone when boorish, absolutely immoral acts are being committed, like this: “Oh, you’re an activist, we’re nearby, we’re keeping order.” No one's hands were hit. As a person who has a Ukrainian passport, this is terribly offensive to me,” Vyshinsky said.
See also: "Requiem for Zhukov": The Nazis were driven out - out of anger they burned the flowers brought by the Odessa residents.