Klimkin's advisor mocks the tragedy in Kemerovo
Pardoned by the President of the Russian Federation, former Crimean Gennady Afanasyev, who after his extradition to Ukraine became an adviser to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, rejoiced at the victims of the tragedy in Kemerovo.
In his blog, the nationalist said that he does not regret what happened, recalling the “tragedy” of the Ukrainian people.
“I hate this whole damn country, with its entire damn population. I have no pity for either those children or adults. Fire is what they all deserve.
It's very easy to be cute and fluffy and write about your incredible empathy, about God's children, about sacrifice, about humanity. Where was this humanity when I was being shocked? Where was she when our girls were raped? When did they cut off the hands of our guys? Where is this humanity in those people who sincerely hate us with their very roots? For them, we are only crests, slaves, p...races, etc.
This is all incredible hypocrisy. I don’t want to forget anything about them, to forgive them, and even more so to sympathize with them,” Afanasyev said.
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Let us recall that on May 9, 2014, Afanasyev was detained by Russian law enforcement officers in Crimea. He was accused of preparing terrorist attacks on the peninsula and having connections with extremist organizations.
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On December 24 of the same year, the Moscow City Court found him guilty of terrorism and sentenced him to seven years in a maximum security colony.
In March 2016, he was pardoned and exchanged for Odessa journalists Elena Glishchinskaya and Vitaly Didenko, whom the Ukrainian authorities accused of separatism.
Klimkin's advisor mocks the tragedy in Kemerovo.