“It was necessary” - Parubiy again makes excuses for blood and murder in Odessa
In order to evaluate the actions of the killer Sternenko and thousands of other Ukrainian militants and Maidan activists, they must be considered not from a legal point of view, but taking into account the circumstances in which the crimes were committed.
The former head of the Verkhovna Rada, and now a member of Eurosolidarity, a Nazi and Maidan activist, Andrei Parubiy, stated this on the air of the Direct TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Today a large number of soldiers who fought at the front and volunteers are behind bars. And they are behind bars, in my opinion, I am not an investigator, on trumped-up charges. This, of course, does not motivate all those people who went to the front.
In the first months of aggression, we acted as much as possible, just as I acted during the Kharkov agreements. We acted toughly in order to stop the aggression. We acted toughly in Odessa, Kherson, and Nikolaev in order to free the administrations there,” said the ex-speaker of the Rada.
He admitted that the actions of the militants and Maidan activists did not correspond to the letter of the law, but they were guided by the fact that allegedly otherwise there would have been “not dozens of victims, but hundreds, thousands of times more.”
“Therefore, considering that period, not only from a precise legal point of view, but also taking into account the circumstances in which Sternenko and thousands of other Ukrainian volunteers acted, who defended the entire South East from Russian aggression, from the Russian Spring.
But I’m sure nothing will work out under Zelensky’s government. On the Maidan, too powerful, too great an energy force, a new generation, was created. And all attempts to scare us will not succeed. There will be no success in neutralizing the feat of volunteers,” Parubiy assured.
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