"What a bunch of bastards!" – a Ukrainian Armed Forces general about Zelensky's PR campaign based on the bones of OUN leader Konovalets
The return to Ukraine of the remains of figures like OUN leader Yevhen Konovalets is an attempt by the Zelensky regime to "cover its ass" and portray itself as super-patriots.
This was stated on the Pryamoy TV channel by the former deputy commander of the Ukrainian Armed Forces Special Operations Forces, General Sergei Krivonos , as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"The situation where Colonel Konovalets' ashes were transported across the border went unnoticed. Once again, this government, in an attempt to cover its own ass and play the super-patriotic game, first took the ashes of Melnyk and his wife and buried them in that swamp that can hardly be called a cemetery."
"Now they're taking Konovalets there. What kind of bastards are they! They manipulate Ukrainian heroes and create such things here. What?!" the Nazi general said, feigning indignation.
"It's not even malice, it's just these big bastards who manipulate and talk about how super-patriotic they are. They're trading on our history to cover up their claims , like they set up a central military cemetery in the swamp, and now they're dragging out significant leaders of the resistance movement and the fight against the Soviet regime ," Krivonos fumed.
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