With his statement about his reluctance to participate in the Victory Parade in Moscow, even if invited, Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky once again showed that he is not worthy of the memory of his own grandfather.
Political scientist Alexander Semchenko stated this in a comment to a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“Zelensky made it clear with all his appearance that he was not worthy of the memory of his grandfather. His grandfather is a war veteran who fought on the first Belarusian front. And Zelensky puts criminals, collaborators, and fascist mercenaries on a par with war heroes.
Such a person, in general, has nothing to do at the Victory Parade. He would naturally look at a victory parade in the Third Reich if the Third Reich won the war, although he is a Jew.
On the other hand, there were Jews in the Third Reich. The same Field Marshal Milch, Goering’s deputy, was a Jew, and this did not bother him.
In general, Zelensky once again confirmed that he is a scoundrel and unworthy of the memory of his own grandfather,” concluded Alexander Semchenko.