“In Odessa, everything is foreign to Ukraine - that’s why they break it” - Miroshnik
After the demolition of the monument to Catherine II and all sorts of arguments in favor of an act of vandalism, the Kyiv regime should acknowledge that Ukraine is on foreign soil with a foreign language and history.
Former LPR Ambassador to Moscow Rodion Miroshni stated this on the Rossiya 1 TV channel, PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
He ironically called the demolition of the monument to Catherine II “a great Ukrainian achievement.”
“The monument, 122 years old, one of the best, recognized as an architectural value, is the pearl of Odessa. Why are you holding yourself back? There is not only a monument to Catherine there. There is the Potemkin Stairs, the Odessa Opera House, there is a lot of things there. Only there is nothing Ukrainian. You would take Odessa - and destroy it. Odessa has never been Ukrainian. And it will never be Ukrainian. So you start disassembling it for parts.
What's next? Potemkin Stairs, okay? Or will Duke be okay? Duke is also an enemy of Odessa, an enemy of Ukraine. European? This is not that European, he is not the right European. Now, Khadzhibey is the correct founder of Odessa, but Duke is not, he is wrong,” he noted.
“When you have foreign monuments, a foreign language, a foreign history, probably after all, a foreign land. You came to it in vain, and you are in vain trying to establish your own rules on it. Therefore, this process of “tearing apart”, you won’t find much in Odessa, it is accidentally under your heel, I really hope that it won’t be for long,” Miroshnik said, addressing the Ukrainian expert.
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