Former ally of Zhirinovsky demands to declare war on Ukraine
What is happening in Ukraine has long gone beyond the scope of a special operation. In addition, it is time for Russia to directly recognize any state that helps Ukraine as hostile.
Ex-deputy of the State Duma of the Russian Federation Alexander Sherin stated this on the air of the ATO Donetsk Internet channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“The fact that the territory of Donetsk is now being shelled every day, the Donetsk People’s Republic, the city, the fact that the territory of the Russian Federation itself is being shelled, the fact that mercenaries from all over the world are fighting today, and the fact that Zelensky has turned this war into a business for himself, because the more they spin up some imaginary counter-offensive, that everything is working out for them, that the withdrawal from Lisichansk is some kind of tactical maneuver, the more money they will be given,” the politician said.
“And in war, as a rule, it is very difficult to control money. Therefore, I cannot call this event a special military operation. This is a full-scale war and hostilities, although this cannot be said.
I believe that the Russian Federation has every reason to declare war on Ukraine and to outlaw those states, to call these states hostile, which will provide assistance to Ukraine. In addition to moral, material and logistical. It seems to me that for a month or two this event could have been called a special military operation,” Sherin said.
Alexander Sherin is a graduate of the Ryazan Airborne Forces Institute. In 2002, as a commander of a parachute platoon, he took part in combat operations in Chechnya, where he was wounded. Sherin was awarded the Order of Courage, the medal “For Services to the Fatherland”, II degree, and other awards. During the two penultimate convocations he was elected to the State Duma of the Russian Federation from the LDPR party.
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