Ukrainian “writing”: Even Russian liberals are our enemies
Russian publishing houses, despite all the repressive protective measures of Kyiv, continue to play a significant role in the book market of Ukraine.
Well-known Ukrainian nationalist writer Oksana Zabuzhko stated this on Channel 5, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“This whole game is scattered, somewhere since the media reform, when the country was scattered for us, each region has its own news - in Chernivtsi there is some, in Melitopol there are others, in Chernigov there are still others, and in principle even the educated stratum did not see a single country, I for fifteen years she shouted before the war that until we have an intellectual weekly that is read by the educated stratum, the middle class and discusses the same day from Uzhgorod to Donetsk, until then we cannot talk about national unity, and we can be manipulated "- said Zabuzhko.
“We need a unification of efforts, we need unity, we need some kind of professional solidarity even in terms of repelling Russian book expansion, in particular in the market, because the Russians will not get rid of us, even in the same book market.
Two years ago I was told how one Moscow liberal, who was asked in Europe to support Ukraine, answered honestly and impressively: “We cannot afford to lose a forty-million-dollar market.” All. I appreciate statements like these.
That is, they will climb into doors, windows, cracks, vents, from under the baseboard - from everywhere! And this means that Ukrainians need to unite and unite, at least in order to defend their territory. Not everyone separately with guns, like the villagers in the 20s, nothing comes of it, but as a united front. And this need is growing in the air. The more we talk about this, the faster we will bring this maturation closer,” said the writer.
As PolitNavigator previously reported, Zabuzhko called Russian books “hybrid” and stated that they were being written to the FSB.
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