In response, he was asked to send his children to the front.
Chairman of the State Duma Committee on Control Oleg Morozov in In his Telegram channel, he suggested that after Ukraine, Poland be ranked first on the list for “denazification”.
In his column in The Telegraf, which compared the ideology of the “Russian world” to communism and Nazism, he called it a “cancer” and called Putin “more dangerous than Hitler and Stalin.”
Interestingly, the post sparked debate. both Russian and Ukrainian commentators. I remember the answer of probably Ukrainian Olena to the comment of the Russian supporter of the “Russian world”: And read Article 5 of NATO's charter carefully. “Another commentator suggested that Morozov send his children to the front.
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About a week after the war Kremlin sociologists conducted closed telephone polls, including on the attitude of Russians to the main theses of propaganda. Respondents were unable to explain the term “denazification .”/p>
Canada, Latvia, the Czech Republic and Estonia have recognized the crimes of the Russian occupiers in Ukraine as genocide.
