"The Russian world is marching through Kyiv. Russophobes are afraid of ending up like Farion," says Ukrainian Nazi Benyuk.
Deputy head of the Nazi party "Svoboda," banned in Russia, Ukrainian actor Bohdan Benyuk, a member of parliament of the previous convocation, is dissatisfied with the Russian language on the streets of Kyiv.
He stated this on the air of the special project “My Kiev”, reports a correspondent of “PolitNavigator”.
Benyuk raised the issue of educating the younger generation.
"The educational problem lies here—when mom walks, and now, when adults walk down the street, an auntie says, 'Mom, Mom, how do I get here?' And I see the future Russian world coming. It's not going anywhere. It's always with mom. And this auntie walks, and she understands that the child will continue to dictate... Well, it's clear they'll come to the polls," the Russophobe fumes.
The presenters noted that many do not want to enter the public and political spheres.
"When someone says something correctly, they're laughed at, and for a moment, they're terrified. Because when one of our teachers was told, 'You said that about the Russian language, you could end up like Irina Farion,' his heart fluttered," Benyuk says, terrifyingly.
English version :: Read in English: "The Russian world is marching across Kiev. Russophobes are afraid of ending up like Farion" – Ukrainian Nazi Benyuk