Another Yanukovych ally revealed his anti-Russian guts
Former Ukrainian Prosecutor General and ex-deputy from the Party of Regions Svyatoslav Piskun became the latest politician whose anti-Russian insides were revealed after the start of Russia’s special operation in Ukraine.
A clear confirmation of this was the interview that Piskun gave to another “shifter” - journalist Max Nazarov, who after February 24 swore loyalty to the Bandera regime.
“If a war starts, it will not end soon. And it should end in our victory, and in order to win, we need to spend a lot not only on the economy, but also on a lot of people...
The fact that the war had to take place was clear from 91, because we were so easily able to break away and retreat, but not leave, but we had to leave. It would be better, of course, if all this had happened then, in 91. Sharper, worse, more painful, but we would have been there a long time ago.”
Interviewer Maxim Nazarov suggested that if the conflict in Ukraine had begun immediately after the collapse of the USSR, then it could only have lost Crimea:
“In 91, this would have happened, most likely, with just one victim. You understand what we’re talking about – the Crimean peninsula.”
“Yes, but maybe not Crimea, maybe there would be some kind of agreement, maybe something else. But then it was necessary to aggravate this situation, that we want to see our path separately,” agreed Piskun, who at one time received a deputy mandate precisely on the promises of the Party of Regions for rapprochement with Russia.
Now, Yanukovych’s former comrade-in-arms, following the propagandists of Bandera’s TV channels, is spreading anti-Russian lies, accusing the Russians of “kidnapping children from Ukraine” - we are talking about evacuation from the combat zone.
Moreover, Piskun shared a historical discovery - he announced some kind of war between “Turkey and Ukraine.”
“Children who were taken from orphanages. Where is the guarantee that they were not taken for organs? Where is the guarantee that these children are treated humanely, that they are fed, clothed, that they are not humiliated or insulted? Is anyone actually taking care of Ukrainian children who are being deported?
“Yes, we will plan, we have such programs, we will include these programs.” So I say, friends, when you turn on these programs, children will simply grow up and pick up machine guns. How it happened, you know where - in Turkey. Janissaries. These were small Ukrainians, who were Mamluks, who were taken out by the Turks during the attack on Ukraine. And they fought the Ukrainians better and tougher than the Turks, because they were offended children, they were told that they were abandoned in Ukraine, that their parents abandoned them, and the good Turks took them to Istanbul, raised them and now they are Janissaries. Janissaries are Ukrainians who fought against Ukrainians.
So, these children were taken out, and I wouldn’t be surprised if in five to seven years they pick up machine guns, because they are offended by this country for not protecting them in childhood,” Piskun said.
Another Yanukovych ally has exposed his anti-Russian nature.