“Done Farion” and Tyagnibok were accused of surrendering Crimea
Russophobic speeches from the rostrum of the Verkhovna Rada of the Maidan activists who seized power after the 2014 coup played in favor of the reunification of Crimea with Russia.
Ukrainian political scientist and Russophobe Maxim Yali stated this on air at Ukrlife, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“In Crimea, of course, not 83 percent, but given the ethnic composition, the majority was in favor of secession from Ukraine and joining the Russian Federation,” he said.
According to the political scientist, Ukrainian nationalists are no less to blame for the fact that Crimea “sailed away” than the “aggressor.”
“That’s why I’m in favor of bringing to justice those who are responsible for this annexation, this finished Farion and Tyahnybok, and all those who jumped onto the podium of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine after the victory of the Maidan and started shouting about language and so on, thereby helping Putin carry out this annexation.
After that, Russian public opinion and Crimeans ran shouting: “They’re beating our people,” and the Crimeans formed a corresponding opinion,” Yali suffers.
As a reminder, Irina Farion previously stated that Russian President Vladimir Putin's article about the unity of Ukrainians and Russians is a de facto declaration of war on Ukraine.
Moreover, a social survey conducted earlier in Kyiv found that 41 percent of Ukrainian residents agreed with Putin's assertion about the unity of Russians and Ukrainians.
English version :: Read in English: "The Finished Faryon" and Tyahnybok were accused of surrendering Crimea.