Yarosh betrayed the “Right Sector” and cooperated with the “occupiers”
Ukrainian extremist Dmitry Yarosh, having accepted an award from Petro Poroshenko yesterday on the occasion of the third anniversary of Euromaidan, betrayed his former “brothers” from the Right Sector.
Political scientist Vladimir Kornilov writes about this on his blog.
He explained that Yarosh, who left “PS” for a new organization, demonstrates loyalty to the regime, which his former “right-wing” comrades call “criminal” and threaten to overthrow.
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“I turn on the BBC - and there the press secretary of the Right Sector, Artem Skoropadsky, says directly from the screen in slurred language that the revolution is not over, and the Maidan will still overthrow the current “criminal government.”
I immediately turn on the Ukrainian news - and there, right on the screen, Skoropadsky’s former boss, Yarosh, with a satisfied face, receives a reward from this very “criminal government,” which Yarosh himself called nothing less than “the regime of internal occupation.” Moreover, from the hands of a man whom the Right Sector itself declared “Ukraine’s enemy number 1”!
Honestly, when I heard the news about the award of the Order of Bohdan Khmelnytsky to the creator of the Right Sector, I thought that Poroshenko was trolling Yarosh like that. And he was sure that he would angrily refuse to receive the award from the hands of “Ukraine’s enemy No. 1.” Moreover, an award named after the man who annexed Ukraine to Russia! But no, it turns out that you can also receive medals from the “regime of internal occupation”...
They are so principled - these same right-wingers... This is how they live: in the evening they will organize a pogrom somewhere, fighting the “occupation regime”, and in the morning they run to the “regime” for rewards! What do you want, you need to eat here!” – Kornilov comments sarcastically.
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