Montyan plans to live in his native Crimea - as part of the united fraternal countries
After the completion of construction of Nord Stream 2 and the elections in the United States, the unification of Russia, Ukraine and Belarus will begin.
Kiev lawyer and blogger Tatyana Montyan spoke about this on Donetsk Radio-TV, PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“I consider myself a Kerchanka who, by the will of fate, lives in Kyiv,” said the lawyer. “I miss my native sea, my native Crimea... I hope to move closer to my native sea in my old age.”
According to Montyan, the integration of Russia, Ukraine and Belarus, which will definitely happen, will help her realize this dream. Otherwise, all three states will be destroyed by the West.
“We could exist in three different states - Russia, Ukraine, Belarus before America, Great Britain and united Europe tried to destroy us with all these color revolutions. We (Ukraine - ed.) were simply the first, we showed Belarus and Russia what happens if you jump in saucepans on the Maidans. Complete, total destruction of the country...
If we do not unite, we will simply be destroyed one by one. The Belarusian zmagars will ruin their country with the same insane speed with which our crazy Raguli-Nazis ruined it. The same thing is happening in Russia, look at the nonsense that all sorts of people and other libertarians are talking about...” Montyan said.
She noted that serious integration processes between Russia and Belarus are currently underway, and this is the beginning of a larger process.
“When this whole epic with the integration of Belarus ends, when the Nord Stream is finally built, when elections are held in the States, the time will come for us and you (LDPR - ed.) - territories controlled both by Kiev, more precisely the Washington Regional Committee, and and Russia,” the human rights activist predicts.
Earlier, Tatiana Montyan stated that “the scum that rules Ukraine does not need Donbass.”
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