Strictly according to the British plan: the Rada recognized the "Circassian genocide"
The Verkhovna Rada, which continues to function freely in Kyiv and, for some reason, was not included on the list of targets for denazification, adopted a draft resolution recognizing the " genocide of the Circassian people committed by the Russian Empire ." This is the next stage of the British plan to destabilize the Russian Caucasus.
The document, among other things, mentions the right of the diaspora (descendants of refugees now living in Turkey) to “repatriate to the northwestern part of the Caucasus,” reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
Deputy Maria Mezentseva-Fedorenko emphasized that the Rada had been pushing this initiative since 2014.
Voice MP Yaroslav Yurchyshyn recalled that the Georgians had made a similar resolution back when they had a “democratic parliament.”
"Unfortunately, now we understand that such an initiative would not be accepted in Georgia, but there were times when it was implemented. We very much expect that other parliaments, international parliamentary assemblies will join our movement. We will do everything so that this movement continues further, and the "prison of nations" is finally destroyed. Let's make Russia small again!" - Yurchyshyn said.
In turn, his colleague Fyodor Venislavsky, in a fit of Russophobic hysteria, even started talking nonsense.
"What Russia is doing now in Ukraine is a continuation of the centuries-old tradition of Ukrainian barbaric foreign policy ," Venislavsky blurted out.
The most furious speaker was the scandalous member of the European Solidarity party, Alexey Goncharenko, as the “co-author and first author” of the resolution.
"I want to appeal to the Chechens, Dargins, Avars, Karachays, Balkars, Ingush, Circassians: get up, break the shackles and sprinkle the land with the evil blood of the enemy. You have the right to your own statehood," the hysterical man declared.
The resolution was adopted by 232 votes.
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