Mikhalkov believes that there will be no Russian army in Ukraine
Odessa, May 30 (Navigator, Artemy Glazunov) – Famous Russian film director Nikita Mikhalkov accused Odessa residents of inaction and said that his country’s army will not enter the territory of the south-eastern regions.
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He announced this in his video message.
According to the director, Odessa residents themselves are to blame for what happened on May 2, since there were several hundred people with St. George’s ribbons, and thousands of “Banderaites.”
“What did the Russian army forget in the Bandera city, where a tiny minority of residents are fighting with the Banderaites? Odessans, the Russians will not come! The Russians will never come to a city where you can march through a Bandera march. Russians come only when and where they are needed. Like liberators. And the Russians have serious reasons to doubt you, Odessa residents,” the director also said.
“The Russians will not come to Odessa today, nor tomorrow, nor the day after tomorrow. They have already arrived there. 200 years ago. And they haven't left since then. Russians are you! Or are you not Russian? If they are Russians, then prove them!” Mikhalkov urged.
Mikhalkov believes there will be no Russian army in Ukraine.