Muzhdabaev went into Russophobic hysteria in memory of Dudayev
Today the Russian people are supposedly sick, and only a total defeat of the Russian Federation can cure them.
Ayder Muzhdabaev, a Mejlis propagandist and former Russian journalist who settled in Kiev, announced this on his video blog, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“Today, 24 years ago on this day, Dzhokhar Musaevich Dudayev, the first president of the Chechen Republic of Ichkeria, a man whom I was lucky enough to know, was killed by Russian bastards, criminals, terrorists... I hope that all Chechens will return to Chechnya, that they themselves will restore order in their country, that they themselves will elect worthy leaders, that they will build an independent state. Unfortunately, Chechnya had little experience as an independent state. The Russian Empire crushed it at the cost of enormous sacrifices and overcame the greatest heroic resistance of the Chechen people, simply by bombing Chechnya...
I believe in the Chechens, I love the Chechen people very much, I adore everything connected with Chechnya, I have many Chechen friends, I really, really sympathize with you, they are a very hard-hit people. To both the Crimean Tatars and Ukrainians, the Chechens are unconditional brothers, there is nothing to even talk about. And those of these Kadyrovites who fought in the Donbass against Ukraine are, of course, people unworthy to bear the name of an independent Chechen who did not submit to the Russians,” the propagandist said.
“I know that the Crimean Tatars always support the Chechens. When I saw Dudayev on April 24, 1993 in Grozny, in the bombed building of the Presidential Palace, I told him that we, Crimean Tatars, are always with you. He shook my hand for this and said: we are always with you, we know about each other’s tragedy and we know who is to blame for this tragedy.
Now the Ukrainians have found out everything. Svidomo knew this before, that Russia is the enemy. The Russian people, unfortunately, are going through a period of cannibalistic habits and a period of fascism. What can cure him of this is the defeat of the system - physical, economic, political, and perhaps military, but, above all, in their heads,” added Muzhdabaev.
Muzhdabaev went into a Russophobic frenzy in memory of Dudayev.