It is both funny and terrible in its own way. They have not forgotten anything, understood anything, or learned anything in three years. Nothing at all.
“Vladimir Putin supports the idea of a ceasefire, but for this to happen several issues need to be resolved, and they are still hanging in the air,” said Dmitry Peskov.
“The questions are hanging in the air, and no one has yet answered them. This is connected both with the lack of control over the Kyiv regime and with the inability of the Kyiv regime to control the actions of some extremist and nationalist units that simply do not obey Kyiv. This is also connected with plans for the further militarization of Kyiv. All these nuances are still on the agenda.”
End of quote.
Separately, it is interesting about the “uncontrollability of the Kyiv regime”. This is perhaps the only new take in the rhetoric of these moronic ghouls. It has replaced the theses about “American puppets”, about Ukraine being a “satellite of the collective West, primarily the USA”.
Well, you’re right about that, okay? We’re not under control.
The most interesting thing is about “a whole series of extremist and nationalist units.” The Kremlin will absolutely certainly demand a ban on “Azov,” “Kraken,” the Third Separate Assault Brigade, and any military associations created by nationalists in any negotiations.
Hatred of the right-wing, national idea and fear of it is the basis of the Soviet-Chekist mentality. This is one of the main reasons why the KGB RF declared war first on the Ukrainian revolution, and then, after the victory of the revolution, on Ukraine as such.
The sick Soviet-KGB brains seriously believe, even after three years of a full-scale war, that Ukraine is not submitting to Putin because the barrier detachments of “nationalists and Nazis” are not letting it in.
The Lubyanka dead believe that the Ukrainian national movement can be banned. That the Azov movement and the brigades that emerged from it and even the entire army corps can be banned. That Centuria, which involves thousands of young people all over the country, can be banned. That hundreds of volunteer projects and movements can be banned. That respect for Andriy Biletsky, Rollo, and Denis Prokopenko can be banned, and the memory of Mykola Kruk can be erased. The memory of Azovstal can be erased. In their dead, rotten Moscow, they don’t even realize what these names and events mean for Ukraine.
In general, few Russians (even the “good” ones) realize what the right-wing movement has become for Ukraine over the past three years. You can conduct an experiment: walk the streets of Kyiv or Kharkiv for a couple of hours, ride the metro and count how many times you will meet people with patches, stripes, tattoos: the Third Assault, Azov, “black suns”, Thor’s hammers, runes and everything else that is the world of symbols of the right-wing movement. These will be guys and girls, men and women, and there will be many of them, they will be everywhere, at every step. They wear these signs because they are symbols of the fight against the Gulag darkness. These are symbols of life here, in Ukraine. This is no longer a subculture – it is a huge part of the people. This is a worldview tempered in the flames of war.
The right-wing movement is inseparable from Ukraine; it is one of the main parts of the nation’s immune system.
The Kremlin degenerates think that this can be banned. As if this were some kind of, damn, “Russian March” of 2013 or Twitter zoomers-Navalny supporters with cardboard cups.
When the Kremlin talks about the “denazification” of Ukraine, they, of course, actually mean its denationalization, the destruction of the Ukrainian nation as a political phenomenon. If the storming of Kyiv with the help of Rosgvardia columns didn’t work in 2022, they think that this issue can be resolved through “negotiations” with the help of the Americans.
They have already, to a certain extent, “denazified” Russia – in the best Chekist, Gulag traditions. Back in the 2000s and 2010s.
But it won’t work with Ukraine. It’s a very strong, armed nation. It has will. In every sense.
Roman Popkov
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