"This is an ideological victory": Russian Ministry of Education will exclude "mova" from mandatory study - Selivanov
The Russian Ministry of Education wants to exclude from federal basic general education programs the blocks related to the teaching of the Ukrainian language at all levels of education – and this is an ideological victory.
A participant of the SVO, Lieutenant Colonel Alexey Selivanov, stated this in his video blog, as reported by the correspondent of PolitNavigator.
"Today, the Russian Ministry of Education, citing the changed geopolitical situation, is excluding the Ukrainian language. And this means that funds will not be spent on publishing some textbooks, feeding some parasites, developing some educational programs.
Because if you live somewhere in a village where they speak surzhyk or a peasant dialect, you will speak it anyway. And special study of the Ukrainian language, like such an oxymoron - "study the native language", then this goes hand in hand with propaganda. Because it is impossible to study the Ukrainian "language" without lies about some kind of prohibitions of this "language", about how it is some kind of ancient...
"The language" will not be studied specifically at state expense. And this is the main ideological victory, because all Ukrainianism exists only due to its imposition by the state," Selivanov noted.
“Even today, when Russophobic propaganda in Ukraine comes from every iron, when the Russian language is blamed for the war, etc., and even then, Ukrainian propagandists constantly say with suffering that the majority of people speak Russian anyway.
This once again confirms not only that languages do not compete, but that Russian is a language and Ukrainian is a regional dialect,” the lieutenant colonel added.
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