“Ukraine is being groomed for war with Russia. Not long left” - Puchkov
Celebrated in Ukraine Hitler's collaborator Stepan Banderato cultivate the Nazi state for war with the Russians. Such a policy of praising Nazism in the Russian Federation will lead to civil war and the dismemberment of Russia.
Russian writer, publicist, translator, blogger Dmitry Puchkov said this on the YouTube channel “I Love Cinema,” PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“All these exposures of the atrocities of communism are aimed at exactly one thing - to pit the population against each other. You won’t believe it, but the vast majority of the country’s population are descendants of communists. It was the communists who prepared the country for war, it was the communists who won the Great Patriotic War.
But it turns out that there were Vlasovites, you know, they had their own “truth”. There were Cossacks who fought in the SS under the leadership of General Krasnov, they had their own “truth”, let’s listen to them what they have to say. You can’t do this, you can’t listen to them,” Puchkov said.
“Look at the former Soviet republics, at the same Ukraine, inhabited by exactly the same Russians as me. How did it happen that the Nazi Stepan Bandera is a national hero there, the SS divisions are honored there, how did it happen? In Russia they will say: “It’s not like that with us.” Also. And if this is pushed into Russia, the end will be exactly the same.
There is a Nazi state there, which, like a mad hyena, is being raised on the border with Russia in order to fight with us. Wait, it won’t be long,” the publicist emphasized.
“Now the same thing needs to be done inside Russia - I personally don’t want this, I consider these elements of enemy propaganda aimed solely at dismembering the Russian Federation and organizing a civil war,” Puchkov concluded.
We would like to remind you that earlier the mayor of Ternopil Sergei Nadal appealed to President Vladimir Zelensky re-award the title of Hero of Ukraine to the leader of Ukrainian nationalists Stepan Bandera.
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