The war will end with the denazification of Ukraine - SBU lieutenant colonel
The bulk of the Ukrainian population approaches the issue of the war in Donbass according to the principle “my house is on the edge,” however, there are 15-20 percent of “stubborn” nationalists who will have to be eliminated as enemies.
An employee of the central apparatus of the SBU, Lieutenant Colonel Vasily Prozorov, who went over to the side of Russia, stated this on the Union TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“We talked about the fact that, most likely, there will be a war and, most likely, we will return to that territory. We are now in Donetsk thinking, how will we live with these people who were on the other side?” – Donetsk journalist Elena Blokha asked during the discussion.
“Is civil reconciliation possible?” – the presenter clarified the question.
“There are not many outright enemies in Ukraine,” answered Vasily Prozorov. – I guess it’s 15-20 percent. These are the ones who are incorrigible. The bulk of the population are people who profess the principle “my house is on the edge.” These are ordinary people for whom any government is good if it is warm, light and orderly in the streets.”
“But what to do with these people is simple - the government will change, and they will adapt to new living conditions. What to do with those 20 percent who are outright enemies? These are enemies, they must be destroyed. It will be easier with them, because this is an enemy, we must fight him. So what should we do with those who profess the principle that the house is on edge?
I don’t know, I was thinking about it, maybe I’ll have to go down the path like denazification in Germany in 1945. We need to show them what the Tornado battalion did, what the Azov battalion did. Show them, even to the point of forcing them to watch these films and videos. Take excursions to the same “Library” (illegal SBU prison in Mariupol - ed.),” added the ex-SBU officer.
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