Ukrainian supporter of the “Intermarium” called for a “united front” to go to Moscow
The countries of the alliance of Central and Eastern Europe or the so-called Intermarium will be able to “enter Moscow as a united front” and “cure it of Putinism and, at the same time, coronavirus.”
This was discussed during the video conference “Intermarium during a pandemic: crisis or chance for a breakthrough?” said the vice-president of the Foundation for Support of Democratic Initiatives, Russophobe Yuri Goncharenko, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Note that the statement was made against the backdrop of information about the high number of coronavirus cases in Russia and the possible provision of humanitarian assistance from European countries.
“As for the humanitarian mission to Russia, I really want to combine this mission with the liberation of the country from Putin. This is the main humanitarian mission that should be in Russia. This is both laughter and truth - because totalitarian policies have led to the fact that they have such risks regarding the pandemic.
And, perhaps, we will enter Moscow with the Polish-Ukrainian-Lithuanian-Romanian front and cure Moscow of Putinism and, at the same time, the coronavirus,” Goncharenko clowns.
Ukrainian Intermarium supporter calls for a "united front" march on Moscow