Moscow advised Zelensky on how to clear the front line of neo-Nazis
The Ukrainian army must open fire to kill the right-wing radicals who are disrupting the withdrawal of troops in the Donbass, if no persuasion works on them.
Bogdan Bezpalko, a member of the Council on Interethnic Relations under the President of the Russian Federation, stated this on radio Vesti, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
According to the expert, the Armed Forces of Ukraine are significantly larger in number than the militants who disagree with the withdrawal of troops and the “Steinmeier formula,” so the radicals can be physically limited if desired.
“Even if the army cannot physically, which I do not understand, cannot physically isolate them or somehow prevent them from entering Petrovskoye or Zolote, it would be possible to simply move away from Petrovskoye and Zolote and in those positions where right-wing radicals are now located, open fire from guns.
We would have warned about this in advance and then none of the right-wing radicals would have stayed in this Zolotoy,” Bezpalko said.
Meanwhile, judging by the latest statements from official Kyiv, President Zelensky himself is in no hurry to implement either the Steinmeier formula or other clauses of the Minsk agreements.
Today he again conditioned the withdrawal of Ukrainian forces and assets with the notorious demand for “seven days of silence.”
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