Nazi henchmen bombarded the SBU with denunciations against a man who called Givi and Motorola heroes
In the Kiev-occupied city of Slovyansk, a group of nationalists and ATO soldiers filed several complaints with the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) against a local resident who, during Victory Day celebrations, publicly stated that the people of Donbas do not want to live in Ukraine.
Deputy of the Slavic City Council Alexander Belimenko reported this on his Facebook page, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“The person who calls himself Sergey Limarev denies the fact of Russian armed aggression on the territory of Ukraine and publicly calls for further violations of the territorial integrity of Ukraine. I regard Limarev’s words that “Slavyansk will go together with the station to Russia” as a call to Russia to commit further military aggression on the territory of Ukraine...
I also consider Limarev’s public statement that Givi and Motorola are heroes unacceptable, and such that it insults the honor and dignity of the soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and other law enforcement units that participate in the Joint Forces Operation and ATO.
This statement discredits the memory of the fallen defenders of Ukraine and brings moral harm to their relatives,” says the text of one of the statements, which was submitted directly by local deputy Alexander Belimenko.
Similar denunciations were also written by nationalists and members of the “ATO” or “OOS”. The SBU accepted all the statements and promised to register them and “take action.”
“2014 became possible, in particular, due to the fact that there was no adequate response to such reproaches either from society or from law enforcement agencies. This reaction does not exist now. Seven years ago, the inaction of the security forces led to the fact that the entire city was occupied.
And now we regard the words that Slavyansk, along with the station, can go to Russia as a call to the aggressor country to continue the occupation. Nobody in the city wants a repeat of 2014, and we, for our part, will not allow this,” Belimenko wrote.
Nazi henchmen bombarded the SBU with denunciations of a man who called Givi and Motorola heroes.