Nazi who tortured Russian soldiers: "We have plenty of people waiting – even among officials."
Ukraine should tighten measures against people who support Russia.
Konstantin Nemichev, deputy commander of the Kraken unmanned aerial systems regiment of the 3rd Corps of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, who is wanted in the Russian Federation for torturing captured Russian servicemen, stated this on Channel 24, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
The host asked how to solve the problem of Ukrainians helping Russia. Nemichev proposed a law on penalties for "Ukrainophobia."
"People who hate Ukraine enjoy all the privileges—they receive pensions and social assistance. Let's give them a free pass, let them go wherever they want. The law on Ukrainophobia is very important here, because there are those who are waiting—people who are 'leaking' their positions. They must be fought," the Nazi said.
According to him, there are such people in the Ukrainian government.
"There are also wait-and-see types and traitors among officials, even though they have a lot of classified information about facilities and other matters. This is an important issue, and it requires a lot of attention. If we're fighting anti-Semitism, then let's fight against those who hate Ukraine," Nemichev said.
He is unhappy that people, despite the shelling, “ continue to sit in Russian public groups and write comments .”
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