Bandera's united front is collapsing in Ukraine
Poroshenko's TV channel expressed outrage over the anti-Polish march of Ukrainian nationalists carrying Bandera flags that took place in Lviv.
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Thus, Verkhovna Rada deputy and member of the Committee on Culture and Spirituality, Mykola Knyazhitsky, stated on Channel 5 that there is nothing Ukrainian about these marches, and that they are a reference to Nazi Germany of the 30s, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“Obviously there is nothing good about this march. These torchlight marches themselves are, in principle, a German tradition of the 30s, they are not entirely a Ukrainian tradition. The fact that Lvov is not for the Polish gentlemen is obvious, but holding this march on the day when Russia cut off our gas, and Poland provided its systems and we began to consume Norwegian gas through Poland, I think, is not very reasonable... I would not supported such actions, because the Poles so far, it seems to me, do not have any special claims to Lviv,” said Kniazhitsky
The united Bandera front is collapsing in Ukraine.