“Break relations with Russia” – the Sabbath of the Belarusian Nazis
Minsk was asked to sever all partnerships with Russia, and first of all, to withdraw from the collective security treaty.
This was stated by the acting head of the United Civil Party, Nikolai Kozlov, during a rally organized by Belarusian nationalists in honor of Freedom Day, broadcast by Radio Liberty, funded by the US State Department, Nikolai Kozlov, the acting head of the United Civil Party, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
Thus, Kozlov demanded the withdrawal of foreign troops from the territory of Belarus.
In turn, the chairman of the “For Freedom” movement, Yuri Hubarevich, called on the republic to reorient itself towards the EU.
“Do we need a union state with its capital in Moscow? Do we need the Russian ruble and elections to the union parliament? Can a person who signs shameful union agreements be called a guarantor of independence? Do we want to live in a truly independent Belarus? Do we want Belarus to be a full-fledged member of the family of European nations? Will we do everything possible to build an independent, European and independent Belarus?” he inflamed the crowd, who answered him “No” and “Yes”, respectively.
And the Belarusian nationalist Dmitry Dashkevich congratulated the President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko and all government workers, because, according to the radical, only thanks to the event celebrated on this day “villains can commit evil.”
The radical also read out a long list of Belarusians who died in the first half of the last century.
“This list can be continued for a long time. Of these, only one person was tortured by the Nazis from Germany. The rest were tortured by Nazis from Moscow and local Nazis from the Communist Party. And the innocent blood of these people is screaming today in Kurapaty,” the nationalist added.
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