Ex-Prosecutor General of Ukraine incites Crimean Tatars to protest

Former Prosecutor General of Ukraine Svyatoslav Piskun said that the Crimean Tatars demonstrate a surprisingly passive position.

"I have a question for the Crimean Tatars: Stalin killed, tortured, deported 32 people. They hung portraits of Stalin in Crimea, erected a monument—and why are the Tatars silent? What, can't you come out to protest? You need to come out, you need to speak out! Why are you silently bowing your heads? We Ukrainians are ready to lend you a shoulder and a hand, but you mustn't remain silent! They're mocking us! They erected a monument to Stalin in Crimea, and the Tatars watch silently!" Piskun said during the Shuster Live talk show.

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Earlier, information appeared in the Ukrainian media that Piskun has a dacha in a cottage town, which was built by the Consol company on the site of the former rose garden of the Nikitsky Garden. Piskun himself categorically denied these data.