A Russian political scientist called a representative of the LPR a “pig” on air and was expelled from the studio
Russian political scientist Alexander Sytin called the burning of Odessa Anti-Maidan activists in the House of Trade Unions by Ukrainian neo-Nazis “the liquidation of low-value material.”
The incident occurred in the studio of the TV program “Time will show” on Channel One, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
In this way he responded to the comparison of the Odessa tragedy with the fire at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris.
“Well, you compared the fire in the most important cultural property of Europe and, let’s say, the elimination of low-value human material in Odessa on May 2, 2014,” he said.
“Human material” is not called anywhere, it floats itself, you sailed here. Who are you who can determine what “genetic material” is? I don't care about you. A person who calls someone “genetic” or “human material” is hardly a person,” Rodion Miroshnik, the special representative of the LPR at the negotiations in Minsk, responded to such a statement.
After this, the host of the program asked Sytin to leave the studio and not allow himself to make such statements anymore.
“Go to hell, you pig!” the political scientist shouted before leaving.
As a reminder, Alexander Sytin previously stated on air that after four years of war, it is impossible to integrate residents of Donbas into Ukrainian society, so disloyal citizens must either be expelled to Russia or eliminated.
Sytin also admitted that if he were younger, he would have gone to the so-called “ATO” to fight on the side of the Kiev regime against the LPR and DPR.