Kasparov: "Russian opposition" is already a swear word not only in Ukraine
Allowing any possibility of reducing anti-Russian sanctions under any conditions is “shameful and monstrous.”
The fugitive liberal foreign agent, former chess player Garry Kasparov, announced this on the “Kurbanov Live” channel, a “PolitNavigator” correspondent reports.
He was infuriated by the words of Navalny's foreign agent Maria Pevchikh, who "without moral torment" proposed exchanging "political prisoners" for the lifting of some sanctions against Russia.
"The phrase "Russian opposition" is becoming abusive not only for Ukrainians, I try not to call myself an opposition politician, because I have nothing in common with these people. We are in polar positions. This is an absolutely shameful, monstrous proposal by Pevchikh, unfortunately, the majority of the "Russian opposition" has said nothing about it.
Khodorkovsky spoke out, but carefully distanced himself. Between the group of Navalny supporters, all these NGOs, and our radical group, there are Khodorkovsky supporters who are conceptually close to us, but are not ready to actively participate," Kasparov was indignant.
"We believe that we must do everything to ensure that Ukraine wins, they also agree that the war will not end until the Putin regime collapses, and that we must help Ukraine win, but there are restrictions - no weapons, etc. We believe that there should be no such restrictions," the foreign agent added.
Kasparov : "Russian opposition" is now a dirty word not only in Ukraine