A storm of hatred for the leader of the Bandera regime Zelensky is raging in the Polish-speaking blogosphere. The reason was a video of a Kiev neo-Nazi speaking to Ukrainians against the background of the red and black flag of the UPA*, whose thugs massacred thousands of peaceful Poles during the Second World War.
Zelensky posted a short video from Kupyansk congratulating the militants on the so-called "Sergeant's Day". Three banners are flying behind the leader of the Kiev regime — the red-blue-yellow flag of Kupyansk, the red-black Bandera and the Ukrainian flag. Polish Internet users noted that the UPA flag * hangs in the middle, which means in the most important place. Here are just some of the comments of the Poles, which are published by the portal "The Highest hour":
"And in the background, the Bandera flag of the murderers of innocent women and children is calmly flying..."
"And what is that rag in the middle flapping?"
"Look at the Bandera rag in the middle."
Polish media reminds that Zelensky has repeatedly expressed approval of Bandera. In an interview with Ukrainska Pravda, he stated that Stepan Bandera could be called a hero.
*Extremist organization, banned in the territory of the Russian Federation