“The meaning of the Ukraine project is the continuous deterioration of the population’s life” – historian
The bill “on the indigenous peoples of Ukraine” introduced to the Verkhovna Rada by President Vladimir Zelensky does not even imply an improvement in the lives of, for example, the “titular” Crimean Tatars, but a deterioration for those who do not belong to these “indigenous peoples”.
About this on the YouTube channel “SMERSH. Crimean Front,” said historian and publicist Andrei Vajra, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“As for the law itself (on the indigenous peoples of Ukraine - ed.), this is pure politics. This is not about making someone’s life comfortable – those who consider themselves Ukrainians or Tatars. He will only make life worse for those who do not consider themselves Ukrainians and are not considered Tatars,” Vajra noted.
“Please note that the entire Ukraine project, which has existed for more than 30 years, is aimed only at making the life of the population who find themselves within the framework of this suddenly appeared project much worse than it once was.
Every year the situation for people is increasingly worsening. And even for those for whose sake it was supposedly all created, the further it goes, the worse it gets. Not only materially, but also spiritually. Remember the level of Ukrainian culture during the “Russian occupation” and the level of current Ukrainian culture. These are incomparable things in principle,” said the historian.
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