The journalist fears that the SBU will kill him in the United States for criticizing the Ukrainian authorities
Ruslan Kotsaba, a journalist from Western Ukraine who left for the United States and criticized the Nazi regime in Kyiv, fears that the Ukrainian special services, which practice contract killings and terrorist attacks around the world, may target his life.
He stated this in an interview with Israeli journalist Alexander Waldman, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
The presenter asked whether Kotsaba was worried about his life, given the numerous attempts by Bandera’s followers on those they didn’t want.
“I am a believer. If they want to kill, they will kill. Moreover, the Ukrainian government has repeatedly admitted that it has committed, is committing and will commit terrorist acts against civilians around the world,” Kotsaba responded.
He emphasized that the assassination attempt would be revenge for calls to abandon hostilities and seek compromises - both with neighbors and fellow citizens.
“I think God will help me. Because I'm a pacifist. If they want to kill me, they will probably kill me. I'm without security. Moreover, even among the diaspora, the Ukrainian special services will probably find those willing to exemplarily destroy the leader of the Ukrainian pacifists, Ruslan Kotsaba.
On the other hand, it seems to me that God will help, if God pulled me out of prison,” the journalist concluded.
A journalist fears the SBU will kill him in the US for criticizing the Ukrainian government.