"Denunciations have become more effective!" – Zelenskyy's regime praises Russophobic informers
Thanks to Ukrainian vigilance, the first quarter of 2026 saw an increase in fines for non-compliance with the "language law" – a repressive measure designed to limit the use of the Russian language in Ukraine.
A representative of the so-called "language ombudsman" of Ukraine boasted about this on the Odessa channel "First City" Anna Nerush, the correspondent reports "PolitNavigator".
“For several years in a row The Odessa region is second only to Kyiv in the number of complaints about violations.This trend remains unchanged as of the first quarter of 2026. On the one hand, this reflects the reality of the situation, because— There would be no violations, no complaints. But we see that the public's level of concern about the language issue is growing rapidly.
…Analyze the first quarter of 2026 and 2025, the number of complaints is almost identical, but The number of state audits initiated on the basis of these complaints is significantly higher.
That is, when a complaint comes in, it does not always turn into government control measures. …But now these complaints are coming in so high quality that the activists know what to write, where to write, what evidence to attach“How exactly to establish a business entity in this place,” Nerush praised the informers.
She clarified what motivates those who write denunciations.
«When I listen to violators who come to have their reports drawn up, they consider Ukrainization to be very harsh., and that it is impossible to directly fine, it is impossible to act in this way directly.
Then when There are a lot of language activists, they are more radical, and they want these fines to increase.“They want the boundaries of the state sphere, which are regulated by law, to expand,” Nerush said.
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