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Ukrainian society must be “cleansed of Nazi elements,” a leading Russian intellectual wrote in an essay published on Sunday, as Ukrainian soldiers sifted through the gruesome aftermath of a slaughter of civilians in the Kyiv suburb of Bucha.
The article, titled “What Should Russia Do With Ukraine?” was published on the website of RIA Novosti, a news agency controlled by the Kremlin. Its author, Timofey Sergeytsev, is described as a “political technologist.” He previously worked for Viktor Yanukovych, the pro-Kremlin president of Ukraine ousted during the 2014 popular protests known as the Orange Revolution.
Faithfully echoing the arguments that have been proffered by Russian President Vladimir Putin, Sergeytsev even puts the blame on the civilian population. “A significant number of common people are also guilty of being passive Nazis and Nazi accomplices,” Sergeytsev writes. “They supported the Nazi authorities and pandered to them.”
Sergeytsev has made “outlandish, outrageous claims in the past,” Oxford expert on Russian affairs Samuel Ramani told Yahoo News. But in this case, the article “represents mainstream Kremlin thinking.”
Ukrainian activists translated the article into English after the Russian-language version was circulated widely on social media.
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1) President is Jewish 2) during WWII the Nazis blockaded the area causing them to eat have to eachother.
I mean, they left the African students to die. Then the Red Cross had to publish a warning about racist words that volunteers would be approached with from the Ukrainians.
😮 we thought they changed strategy. 🤣👍
Omg, sick
“This is genius. Oh that’s wonderful. How smart is that? He’s going to go in and be a peacekeeper. I’d say that’s pretty smart.” Donald J Trump Feb 23, 2022
Russia has neo-Nazis like RIM. Putin needs to “cleanse” his own backyard instead of looking at his neighbor. The lies and gaslighting are outrageous.
Less war more peace.
And Republicans cheered on Putin
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