Borodai promised to end the Kyiv regime this year
Provocations against Russia will increase and reach such proportions that “the Skripals will seem like candy,” however, the seasoned Russian society will survive, and Russian fighters in the Northern Military District zone will finish off the Kiev regime.
Participants at a press conference in Moscow spoke about this, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
State Duma deputy Oleg Matveychev predicted that Russia will face a lot of provocations from Ukraine.
“Of course, now the Ukrainians are doing everything to make something like 1917 or 1991 here. The fakes are loaded, a huge number. There will be a lot of provocations. I warn you, the number of provocations - the Skripals will seem like a toy and candy compared to what awaits us.
Back in the summer I spoke out that there would be provocations on ethnic grounds, because they began to invest in interethnic strife, and we saw Dagestan, Bashkiria, Yakutia - these are not the last stories. There will be many other things of an international nature. This will definitely happen, they will try to do something like a Maidan, mismatch, and so on.
They won't succeed anyway. The consolidation of Russian society and the vaccinations that we went through - we saw how they could rock us, and the majority of society does not want to do this. I think that we will go through the elections with the victory of Vladimir Vladimirovich,” Matveychev said.
State Duma Deputy Alexander Borodai supported his colleague’s optimism and conveyed a kind of greeting from the Northern Military District zone.
“I hope that I and my comrades, those who are there now, will be able to put an end to the Ukrainian regime completely and finally this year.
And the fact that in the case of the so-called Ukraine, a puppet regime in relation to America, and in the case of the North American United States itself, we are dealing with two politically unstable systems plays into our favor. Unlike ours,” Borodai said.
Borodai promised to end the Kiev regime this year.