Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation, called on the extermination of the “Nazi bastards” and not to talk about the destruction of Ukraine. His words are quoted by RIA Novosti.
Medvedev commented on the statement of Alexei Danilov, Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine (NSDC).
“There is no point in responding to this nonsense symmetrically. Especially to say something about the destruction of Ukraine. You just have to destroy the Nazi bastards as you say this, ”says Medvedev.
Earlier, speaking at the Kyiv Security Forum, Danilov called for the destruction of Russia.
“They must be destroyed in order not to exist as a country within the borders of their existence,” said the Ukrainian official.
He also called for the “decolonization” of Russia. “Because today Russia is one of the few countries that has colonies on its territory that have destroyed a large number of people, languages, cultures, traditions,” added the Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine.
In addition, Danilov described the Russians as “barbarians” and approved of Kiev’s refusal to negotiate with Moscow. “And when they say we should sit at the same table with these barbarians and say something, I usually think it would be inappropriate,” he said.
On October 21, the Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council announced that the Russian language should be removed from the territory of Ukraine.
“The Russian language must be completely removed from our lands as an element of hostile propaganda and brainwashing for our people,” he said, adding that English and Ukrainian are mandatory for Ukrainians.
Danilov also said that during his meeting with President Volodymyr Zelensky, it was decided that the Ukrainian state television FreeDom would broadcast in English instead of Russian.
It is not the first time that the Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine, Oleksiy Danilov, has made predictions about the collapse of Russia. He stated on February 25, 2020 that Russia would disintegrate as a state due to internal tension points and foreign policy related to the national component.
According to him, Moscow artificially created an external enemy against Ukraine in order to delay the onset of the collapse.
“Russia is in a difficult situation. We will see its collapse again. Complex religious issues, demographic issues, relations with China… [Президент России Владимир] Putin understands this and therefore chooses an external enemy. First the Georgians, now us. “The Ukrainian official cannot unite what they call Russian without an external enemy,” he said.
He also expressed his doubts about the possibility of successful coexistence in a single ethnic Russian and Chechen state.
“Tell me, which citizens of Ichkeria are Russian? This is a different country and religion. This ghost can’t last long. He holds the money for a certain period of time. But money is something that runs out very quickly. “Everything will depend on oil and gas prices,” he said.
Russia will not ban the Ukrainian language
On October 5, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that Russia has always had great respect for the Ukrainian people, culture and language.
“We have always and despite the tragedy of today and today, the Ukrainian people and Ukrainian culture, Ukrainian language, literature, etc. And in relation to Russian culture and the Russian language, they never allowed anything that was allowed in Ukraine,” he said.
“We have 3 million Russian citizens of Ukrainian origin, we do not distinguish between Russians and Ukrainians, we will not,” said Putin.
Earlier, Deputy Foreign Minister of the Russian Federation Yevgeny Ivanov said that learning Ukrainian language will not be banned in the Donetsk and Luhansk People’s Republics, Zaporozhye and Kherson regions of Russia.
Source: Gazeta
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