Ze-office: Teachers who worked for Russia may not live to see trial
Civilian specialists who came from Russia to the territories of Ukraine occupied by the Russian Armed Forces, and then did not have time to redeploy with the Russian army, as happened in the Kharkov region, may not live to see trial.
This was stated by Oleksiy Arestovich, adviser to the Ukrainian President's office, on the video blog of fugitive Russian liberal Mark Feygin, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
At the same time, Arestovich blamed the murder of such people on certain “partisans.”
“Collaborators must all, these visiting Russian specialists, all these government members whom they appoint, teachers, kindergarten workers, must take into account that they are not dear aunts, not ours, not theirs with a globe under their arm, who should give children reasonable, eternal, good. They are criminals and there will be no sentiment towards them.
This is especially true for ours. A traitor is a traitor. The best thing you can do is go to your beloved Russia. Because otherwise the weather is such that it’s either death or prison. Moreover, the official authorities may not have time to take them to prison; judging by the reaction of the neighbors of all these collaborators in the newly liberated territories, the authorities may not have time to intervene...
I’m afraid that we still have to live to see the law, judging by the reaction of the partisans, the resistance, judging by the reaction of the neighbors, not everyone achieves this happiness,” Arestovich said.
Ze-office: Teachers who worked for Russia may not survive to see trial