We will cleanse Donbass as harshly as possible - Zelensky's office

Vadim Moskalenko.  
26.02.2023 18:30
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
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Zen, Donbass, Political repression, Political killings, Ukraine


It will be necessary to cleanse the LDPR so harshly that after this in Moscow they will “shudder” at the mere word “Donbass”.

Mikhail Podolyak, adviser to the office of the President of Ukraine, stated this in an interview with DW, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.

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“It seems to me that we must liberate Donetsk and Lugansk as harshly as possible. It would be symbolic. Because this creature, which constantly appears, speaks about the Donbass people. We need to free this territory, just free it, so that this creature stops insulting the word “Donbass”, so that he has such an inferiority complex.

Here is a sign “Donbass”, and we will make it so that we will constantly tell Russia: “Donbass wants to ask a question to Russia. It’s very important for them to constantly harass them,” Podolyak, who was never denazified in a year, reveled in the impunity.

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