“Muscovites are returning”: Nitsoi called for preparing Ukrainian children and grandchildren for meat
Ukraine is on the verge of a new tragedy: a mass of Ukrainian refugees are returning to the country, the vast majority of whom are Russian-speaking.
The notorious Ukrainian nationalist writer Larisa Nitsoi wrote about this on her page on the social network, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Nitsoi published a photo in which, as she claims, there is a huge queue of Ukrainians in the Polish city of Przemysl on a train to Ukraine. According to her, the entire queue is “Moscow-speaking”.
“There is such a queue here every day. A separate entrance was allocated for Ukrainians, because there are a lot of us. Only a few people speak Ukrainian. I look at this line and I am shocked. The Moscow Sea is returning to Ukraine. Moscow replenishment.
Despite the human movement towards Ukrainization, Moscow-language television awaits them in Ukraine. The box is increasingly inviting Moscow-speaking people to broadcast. Some pop stars defiantly remain Moscow-speaking and they are in the top news. Little by little, Moscow-language music is starting to play in cafes. Moscow-language sites have not gone anywhere.
In Dnieper and some cities (Nikolaev, Kharkov), the authorities officially and publicly speak Moscow, and the language ombudsman service does not reprimand them,” Nitsoi was indignant.
With particular indignation, she stated that in Dnepropetrovsk the monument to Alexander Pushkin still stands and will continue to stand.
“The mayor’s mother is a Russian language teacher. Pushkin is a value for the Moscow-speaking mayor; Pushkin was passing through here. And we have a hell of a lot of cities/towns with this kind of psychology.
The police in these cities also speak Moscow, and to citizens’ comments that the police are violating the law (this is some kind of looking glass: citizens make comments to the police, and not vice versa), the police respond with manipulation about a “free country,” the writer says hysterically.
She came to the conclusion that Ukraine is a weak country and will continue to be so.
“This war is inside the country and outside for a long time. This will never stop. Prepare your children and grandchildren for meat,” Nitsoi concluded.
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