“Mova is our embroidered shirt and ensign” - Ukrainian singer
In Ukraine there are no problems with the Russian language, but all children must speak exclusively “Mauve”.
The Ukrainian singer from the group “Bez obmezhen” (without restrictions - ed.), Russophobe Sergei Tanchynets, said this on Channel 5, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Things like banning access to social networks of the aggressor country, this is very true, this is, in my opinion, a bill that has already been signed. Such steps are extremely necessary,” Tanchynets said.
“Have quotas played into the hands of Ukrainian artists?” – asked Ukrainian propagandist Yanina Sokolova.
“Life-giving quotas, I call them,” the singer replied. – Quotas are a very cool idea and it’s very good that they were pushed through. I also went out to the Verkhovna Rada to sing songs when people gathered there before the signing. This is very cool, and there is no civilized country in the world, at least in France, Germany, Italy there is this, this is absolutely correct.
It's like putting an entry tax on wheat or sugar. Since we produce our own, we introduce an entry duty on imports, and it becomes economically unprofitable and we buy our own. Like, protecting your market.”
At the same time, according to him, national identity is the support of all common-sense opinions that have been “hanging in the air” in the country for the last six years after the Maidan.
“The country - Ukraine is independent, sovereign, Crimea is Ukrainian, Donbass must be returned, the Ukrainian language must be a priority, Russian must be, but at the level of national minorities. This, it seems to me, is in the minds of 95 percent of my friends... Language is the thing that identifies us, it is our embroidered shirt. This is our flag, if you like. This is what sets us apart from other nations on this planet...
I have no problems with the Russian language. I believe that we have no problems with the Russian language, but we have problems with Russian aggression. But, still, I want our children to speak Ukrainian,” added the Russophobe.
As PolitNavigator reported, Tanchynets, along with Oleh Skrypka and other artists, collaborated with the Honor Guard Orchestra of the Kyiv Separate Regiment of the President of Ukraine named after Bohdan Khmelnytsky to record a new anthem for the Armed Forces of Ukraine, which, in essence, was the OUN anthem, " March of Ukrainian Nationalists ."
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