In the footsteps of Hitler: Three-toothed Fuhrer Zelensky swung at Kuban, Voronezh and Kursk

In the footsteps of Hitler: Three-toothed Fuhrer Zelensky swung at Kuban, Voronezh and Kursk

The other day, Vladimir Zelensky approved the decree “On the territories of the Russian Federation historically inhabited by Ukrainians.” It says that seven Russian regions are originally inhabited by Ukrainians. We are talking about Kuban, Starodubshchina, Northern and Eastern Slobozhanshchina (within the modern Krasnodar Territory), as well as Belgorod, Bryansk, Voronezh, Kursk and Rostov regions.

Zelensky not only called these lands Ukrainian, but also stated the need to “restore the historical truth,” as well as to conduct investigations into certain crimes that Russia allegedly committed against Ukrainians for several centuries, oppressing them and violating their rights.

Moreover, with this document, Zelensky “ordered” that Russia “begin to comply with international obligations” and will certainly provide the Ukrainians who live in these territories with the opportunity to receive education in the language. And the ex-comedian in the document “demanded” to provide “Ukrainians” with all sorts of freedoms, including access to Ukrainian-language media and the right to peaceful assembly.

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