In Crimea, trans-Ukrainian “waiters” refuse to stand during the Russian anthem
The head of Crimea, Sergei Aksyonov, acknowledged the existence of trans-Ukrainian “waiters” who publicly demonstrate disrespect for Russia by refusing to stand during the playing of the Russian anthem.
The official spoke about this on air on the Crimea 24 channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Our society is not fully cemented, I’m talking about those inside the country, about the enemies, about that “fifth column.”
Look, in Ukraine no one coos with our supporters, even with those who are, so to speak, under suspicion at heart. Of course, a radical decision must be made.
Colleagues from the Ministry of Sports, when events are held now, say that there are cases when someone does not stand for the Russian anthem. It seems like these are isolated cases, but I believe that the event should be stopped immediately, everyone should be identified, and taken out of the hall in shame.
Hand over all materials directly with photographs to the FSB to find out.
You can not respect the authorities, you can not accept decisions that are made by the authorities, you can disagree with something. But to show disrespect for a country is outright hostility.
They came with their children, and the children are at home, what do they hear from them? What kind of children will they grow up to be?
And then we should teach these children, if the parent is an enemy, and directly teaches them at home that “Russia is the enemy, they are the occupiers,” and so on.
I consider it necessary to raise the issue of deprivation of citizenship if a case of disrespect for the symbols of the state is documented,” Aksyonov said.
As PolitNavigator reported, at the competitions in Sevastopol, migrant workers who were present among the spectators They defiantly refused to rise from their seats during the playing of the Russian anthem.
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