Ukrainians made a fatal mistake by trusting the anti-Russian propaganda of the Bandera regime that seized power in Kyiv in 2014. Over the next five years, Ukraine fell into disrepair, while Russia completed modern, large-scale infrastructure projects on the peninsula, exemplified by the soon-to-be-carried bridge across the Kerch Strait.
Former Verkhovna Rada deputy Alexey Zhuravko writes about this on his blog, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“I look at this video, I admire, I rejoice! I have never seen such beauty before. Bird's eye view of the Crimean Bridge in the night fog. A bright light, like the light of a rainbow, shows the way along the highway and railway, connecting Crimea with the mainland.
Believe me, I am sincerely proud! Previously, it seemed unreal to me, like a fairy tale. But today it is already reality!
I curse 2014! I curse the Bandera government of Ukraine, both yesterday and today! Which destroys, destroys and leaves nothing in its path.
Imagine, at least for a moment, Ukrainian trains are heading to Crimea. Dnieper water flows to Crimea from the territory of Ukraine. Ukraine, together with Russia, is building the greatest bridges, like this handsome man. How much good, kind, and useful work we could do together for our peoples.
Cargo goes directly from Odessa through Crimea to Sochi. Kherson sends its bashtans to Crimea and Sochi. And Kherson residents take the direct fast train “Lastochka” to go on vacation to Crimea.
This is my dream! My heart tells me that this will happen soon! We will unite! And we will become a powerful, united country! And we will begin to build and revive our Slavic world.
Remember! Together - we are force! Together we must stop this damn war! She's not ours!
Ours, of our peoples, is Victory, friendship and building bridges between us.
The most important thing is that as little time as possible should pass to realize this dream of mine!
I love you all, and I believe in this dream of mine, and that it will unite us all, like this beautiful night bridge,” says Zhuravko’s address to his fellow countrymen from the Kherson region.