Two fat elderly men agreed to build a barricade in Moscow
Liberal poet Dmitry Bykov, who fled Russia, agreed to meet with the former editor-in-chief of Novaya Gazeta, Nobel Prize laureate Dmitry Muratov, " at the first barricade in Moscow ."
He spoke about this in an interview with the foreign agent TV channel Dozhd, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“I will return immediately as soon as the first barricade appears there. I'll be on this barricade. I have long had an agreement with Muratov that we will meet at the first barricade. Poets always see the future. I see that I flew to Sheremetyevo, took a taxi, and was driving along the Leningradskoye Highway. And suddenly a barricade blocks our way. It's already being built. I get down, go to this barricade, and there Muratov is already greeting me,” Bykov said.
He assures that during the coming revolution in Russia, “ everything will be razed to the ground, and the whole of Europe will be splattered with pus .”
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