Russophobes should immediately get hit in the teeth from Russia – Puchkov
The Russian government should pressure the Kyrgyz government to address the Russophobic attack by a local resident on a Russian girl, and to do so in any similar cases.
Russian writer, publicist, translator, blogger Dmitry Puchkov stated this in an interview with journalist Diana Cadi, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
"Finally, the Russian Federation's authorities have come to their senses and realized that certain citizens should absolutely not appear in Russia . Or, recently, some idiot in Kyrgyzstan threw a calculator at a Russian-speaking girl because she spoke to him in Russian. He demanded that she speak Kyrgyz; they have language patrols like that."
What should the Russian Federation do if Russians are treated like this? Firstly, the Russian authorities should put pressure on the Kyrgyz authorities, asking: “Who is this, and what does he allow himself? Come on, you tell us publicly what educational measures have been taken against him,” he said.
In addition, the Russian publicist noted that entry into the Russian Federation must be permanently blocked for those who have shown acts of Russophobia.
“And after the Kyrgyz authorities deal with the Russophobe, we will also deal with it: “You, dear, are banned from entering Russia forever. You can go to earn money somewhere nearby - to Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan... but you won’t go to Russia anymore.” This is an absolutely correct approach, raise your tail, open your mouth - get it,” concluded Puchkov.
As a reminder, Almaty earlier announced that Russophobic sentiments are currently growing throughout Central Asia , and that this is already a trend, promoted by pro-Western NGOs, supported by elites, and becoming widespread and fashionable among young people.
In addition, members of the unregistered party "Other Russia" held a protest called "Crazy Kazakhstan" in Moscow near the Kazakh embassy.
Russophobes should immediately get a punch in the teeth from Russia - Puchkov