Nerves lost: the ex-head of the SBU Administration swallowed Banderaism and confessed his love for the USSR
Ukraine was an important part of the USSR, millions of Ukrainians fought and died for this country, and today 25-year-old graduates of Western universities who have risen to power are trying to erase this memory from the history of the people.
This was stated by the former head of the SBU Investigative Department, Vasily Vovk, on air on the Chernomorskaya TRK television channel, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“Victory Day on the 8th or 9th, it was above fascism, and the Soviet Army turns out to be a bad army. And Ukrainians also fought there, and millions of Ukrainians died there. And the Soviet Union – “this is bad”, and Ukraine – it was not the last part of the Soviet Union.
But, someone studied in Moscow - I studied in Moscow - this is bad. And your parents and grandfathers also studied, I argued with a young man today, he is 25 years old, he represents the people of Ukraine in parliament. For what merit? What did he do, what did he build, how many trees did he plant at least near his house? No one!
You see, and he gives grades because he studied at Oxford, in others - well, what difference does it make who studied where? The main thing is how you feel about the country from the very beginning, from your birth in it. And when you arrived, made a fuss and left tomorrow, then you can be seen right through, my friend. Let’s not teach – we are all from there, from the USSR,” Vovk said.
It's noteworthy that Vovk had previously advocated a completely different position. For example, while still in office, he declared that there were no right-wing radical organizations in Ukraine , advocated the need to create filtration facilities for the population of the LPR and DPR , and threatened to kill "Ukrainophobes . "
English version :: Read in English Lost his nerve: The former head of the SBU's Investigative Directorate swallowed Bandera's tide and confessed his love for the USSR.