Ukrainian Nazis realized that the war had dragged on and they needed to deal with the economy
Due to impoverishment and falling living standards, radical sentiments will intensify in Ukrainian society.
This was stated on the NewsOne TV channel by the founder of the neo-Nazi Azov regiment and the National Corps party, Verkhovna Rada deputy Andrei Biletsky, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“There is tension, but it is not caused by radical elements, it is caused by several things - four years of war. Let's be honest, it took a little longer, it should have been resolved earlier. Absolute impoverishment of the population and absolute hopelessness. Every day we are losing part of the population who travel abroad. And some, yes, are becoming more radical and aggressive. But this is a normal reaction of society. It will be like this in any country if the country finds itself in a situation like ours,” Biletsky said.
“A war that is not being resolved in any way and which is not going to be resolved, because this is a position that is quite convenient for Porosheko. Absolute degradation of the country in economic terms and social terms. Yes, this leads to radicalization,” the deputy admitted.
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