“Being anti-Russia”: Drozdov defined the national idea of Ukraine
Being anti-Russia is Ukraine's national idea. Lviv journalist Ostap Drozdov, who promotes rabid Russophobia, stated this on UA Chicago radio, according to a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to Drozdov, for this, Ukraine must get rid of everything Russian on its territory.
“The sacred task of Ukraine is to be anti-Russia in everything. It cannot take place and function fully as a self-sufficient organism only on the denial and eradication of everything Russian as an occupation. As forcibly colonized, grafted, planted in a repressive way. And this is for me the highest ceiling of expectations from the war. More like expectations,” said the Russophobe.
“This is the highest level of tasks that Ukraine faces – to be anti-Russia. Just in spite of that stinking swamp from the northeast, just in spite of those occupiers who have been thinking of themselves this way for 300 years, and they cannot exist without expanding into the Ukrainian space,” Drozdov said.
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