Ukrainian battalion commander openly called for terrorist attacks against the authorities and supported the grenade thrower
Political murders of Ukraine's internal enemies are a good deed.
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About this on his Facebook page wrote commander of the Ukrainian volunteer battalion "OUN" Mykola Kokhanivsky.
“There is a new ‘Yanyk’ in power: more greedy, more cynical and more cruel,” Kokhanivsky believes. – If someone thinks that we can defeat him with appeals, resolutions, elections, or dances, he is either an idiot or a jackass. So: nationalists always act as the situation requires, and almost always not only politicians, but also the people do not immediately support the patriots. Subsequently, the people recognize them as heroes, politicians as enemies. In his action, the nationalist is definitely more honest than everyone who so persistently condemns and curses him.”
At the same time, the battalion commander is confident that more blood will soon be shed, speaks of support for the Svoboda member who threw a grenade near the Verkhovna Rada, and calls him a “prisoner of the regime.”
“Conclusion: we are heading towards the third Maidan, we don’t have long to wait,” the nationalist is convinced. – The battle will be brutal, but only enemy blood should be shed in it (if you doubt it, read Shevchenko). The OUN volunteer movement certainly supports its brother, regardless of whether he threw a grenade or not. We also call on all patriots and volunteers to support the new political prisoner Poroshenko regime. We call on all fighters to refrain from using explosive devices in places where people gather. Ukrainian traditional terror is targeted, that is, it is atentates, political murders of internal and external occupiers. Remember how the OUN and its heroes Mykola Lemik, Grigory Matseyko, Bohdan Podgainy, Roman Shukhevych acted and take an example. There will be a junta!
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