“Together we will build a strong Ukraine”: Rabinovich declared unity of views with the Bandera militant
Ukrainian politician, leader of the political party “For Life” Vadim Rabinovich continues to promote himself as a “defender” of the Bandera terrorist Karpyuk, who is in a Russian prison. This time, Rabinovich posted on his page on the social network Facebook a video of his conversation with Mykola Karpyuk, who is serving a sentence in the Russian Vladimir Central prison.
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In the video, Rabinovich hugs a Bandera militant and has a cheerful conversation with him.
“Mykola, I didn’t expect to see you - I’ve been trying to get you for two years. I see that there are shifts in the conversation (about release from prison - ed.). Vasily Gritsak (head of the SBU - Ed.) stopped by and said “pass the note,” but I decided not to carry the note, you never know, people will be offended or upset. It was written there: “Mykola, we remember you, we love you, hold on.” My main goal of the trip is this: to look you in the eyes and say that there are very high chances that we will solve the problem,” Vadim Rabinovich told Karpyuk.
Rabinovich, vying for the votes of Russian-speaking voters, assured Bandera’s Karpyuk that they would build a “strong Ukraine” together.
“You and I will still build a strong and peace-loving Ukraine. I give you my blessing to get out of this prison. And with your clever words, we will build a lot more. What is very important today is not war, but peace. It is not hatred, but love that is very important,” the Ukrainian politician assured.
Let us remind you that Mykola Karpyuk was convicted in the Russian Federation for participating in the Chechen war on the side of the local separatists.
“PolitNavigator” already reported on Rabinovich’s visit to a Russian prison, where he brought Bandera’s Karpyuk as a gift of lard.
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