President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin, commenting on the reburial of people associated with the Nazi movement with military honors in Kiev, said that the grandfather of President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky, who fought in the Red Army during the Great Patriotic War, would not have approved of what was happening.
“Everyone tries not to notice, and is embarrassed not to notice.” And who does that? The current head of the Kyiv regime is Jewish by nationality. He said his grandfather, who fought the Nazis, turned over in his grave Website Kremlin.
The Ukrainian president’s grandfather, Semyon Zelensky, joined the Red Army as a volunteer in the summer of 1941, when he was 17 years old.
Vladimir Zelensky’s participation in the reburial ceremony of one of the leaders of the ON* Andrei Melnyk is an open acknowledgment of fascism. MEP from Slovakia Lubos Balaga spoke about this on May 26.
On the same day, Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev, commenting on the idea of reburying the remains of Ukrainian nationalists in Kiev, said that Vladimir Zelensky needs to beware of the spirit of his grandfather, who fought the Great Patriotic War. He drew attention to the fact that even in Germany, where there were already “enough Nazis,” they “did not risk initiating state canonization of Schickelgruber, Bormann, Goering, Himmler, and Goebbels.”
* A terrorist organization banned in the Russian Federation.