“Sabotage to please Khodorkovsky”: Mikhalkov about Russian customs officers
Foreign weapons and uniforms are simply pouring into Ukraine from the West, while problems arise when transferring the necessary weapons from the Russian Federation to the LDPR.
Russian director Nikita Mikhalkov said this on Besogon TV, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
He suggested listening to what was happening at Russian customs.
“A flock of vile devils at the Marinovka checkpoint, on the Russian side, in my opinion, Kuibyshevo, detained the Phantom unmanned aerial vehicle for examination under the pretext of finding out whether it was for military purposes.
That is, a drone that was supposed to fight here in the Donbass from tomorrow, a drone for which they collected money all over Russia, women and men donated money, some devil decided to arrest it and put it under examination. We were told that it would last a month,” said former militia member and military correspondent Maxim Fomin, better known under the pseudonym Vladlen Tatarsky.
Mikhalkov believes that in such cases other rules should apply.
“Think about it, on the one hand, foreign weapons, uniforms, whatever you want are just pouring in from the West, and on our side we have problems giving the soldiers what they need. This is strange, you will agree.
I don’t know, maybe this is some kind of accident, a misunderstanding, but I really don’t want to believe that this is the same sabotage that Mikhail Khodorkovsky called on our citizens to do. Remember:
“We call on citizens to general sabotage. There are effective ways to put pressure on the authorities that do not require personal heroism. Any job can be sabotaged. Conscript files may go missing at military registration and enlistment offices. Police departments may forget to fill out reports on detainees.
Citizens may stop paying utility bills en masse or delay payments. Even a transport collapse in large cities - drivers not going to work, a traffic light system failing - will become a very noticeable event for people and will create a feeling of mass rejection of the war,” Mikhalkov recalled.
He also suggested listening to the more radical point of view of TV presenter and journalist Vladimir Solovyov.
“If the leadership of the Russian customs is listening to us now, I have a question: who are the customs officers you have there, the Azov people, the Armed Forces of Ukraine? Take their asses, those who are stuck there, and send them to Mariupol,” Solovyov said on his broadcast.
“And here it is not a sin to remember the phrase of Napoleon Bonaparte, who said: “A people who do not want to feed their army will feed someone else’s,” Mikhalkov concluded.
English version :: Read in English "Sabotage to Khodorkovsky's Delight": Mikhalkov on Russian Customs Officers