Sevastopol warns Moscow against flirting with anti-Russian liberalism
Sevastopol reacted completely differently than Moscow to the exclusion of the non-systemic opposition from participating in regional elections - due to the traumatic Ukrainian experience.
Former Verkhovna Rada deputy Vadim Kolesnichenko stated this on the YouTube channel TV Forpost.
“We smelled blood and burning rubber too close. We received this vaccine, and we are really afraid, fighting for the truth, to shake up the situation.
We can’t even find such fools for money. This is the crowd that runs around nightclubs. They can sell their own mother for $100,” Kolesnichenko said.
He fears that Russia as a whole has not learned the tragic lessons of Ukraine.
“The country today is starting to live according to the Ukrainian pattern - that’s what’s worrying. If today the central channels say that these rallies were a test of the opposition’s pen, and in two or three years blood will be shed, these are the signals being sent,” Kolesnichenko concludes.
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