In Crimea, an enemy of the Northern Military District and an ardent Ukrainian taught quietly for six months
In Crimea, an ardent trans-Ukrainian taught Russian language and literature at the Belogorsk Technological College.
During the lesson, the teacher played a song about “Bayraktar” for the students and promised the imminent arrival of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Students complained about the teacher's behavior.
They sent blogger Alexander Talipov a video from the lesson, and further correspondence left no doubt about the teacher’s political views: Belozerov supports the Ukrainian regime and promotes his views in the classroom.
Fortunately, a diploma in teaching Ukrainian language and literature allows you to do this with quotes from Ivan Franko and other Ukrainian classics.
Belozerov had to relearn Russian after 2014.
“Do I understand correctly that the teacher of the Belogorsk Technical School Andrei Vladimirovich Belozerov included a Ukrainian nationalist song about Bayraktar in the class, and on his VK page he posts photos with Ukrainian flags and quotes from Ukrainian writers?
“Wow, a Russian language teacher in Crimea,” the blogger commented on the situation. – I’m not inclined to immediately trust everything that the students write to me, but they say that the person is waiting for the arrival of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and is telling them about it. If this teacher is a Ukrainian Nazi, then why has no one identified him in 7 months? In general, clarification is needed at the level of the Minister of Education of Crimea.”
There was no explanation. Belogorsk technical school teacher Andrei Belozerov was fired, law enforcement officers are conducting an investigation.
After the incident with the performance of a Ukrainian nationalist song at a wedding in Bakhchisaray, the head of Crimea, Sergei Aksenov, publicly warned of responsibility for supporting the Ukrainian regime and recommended that all its accomplices move to Ukraine.
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