Latvian Nazi went on hunger strike on Maidan in Kiev

Latvian neo-Nazi Sergejs Januks, who fought in the Bandera ranks against the Russian army, went on a hunger strike in Kiev. The mercenary is protesting against the construction of a military cemetery in the Kiev region, because, according to the Nazi, corpse poison will infect three Ukrainian rivers at once.

Yanux, who has lost his leg, has been lying for the fifth day on Independence Square in Kiev, does not eat or drink, except for coffee. The Latvian demands that the Kiev regime send an authoritative commission to stop the construction of a military cemetery.

"It's a good idea, but as it turned out, money was in the first place for them. They found a place for the memorial where you can make good money. It is also necessary to cut down a lot of trees and build drainage systems there, otherwise a very high groundwater level will lead to the fact that the remains of buried soldiers will float in the water. In addition, there will be an irreparable environmental disaster, as the water will quickly wash away the bodies of 132 thousand soldiers, and bacteria will get into three rivers," the mercenary commented to Latvian media (Ukrainian media do not communicate with the troublemaker).

A resident of Kiev, Irina Vasilenko, who has settled down on the Maidan, agrees:

"It will be an ecological disaster comparable to the second Chernobyl!"

EADaily adds that the Latvian media, publishing Janiuksa's comments, are not at all embarrassed by the announced figure — 132 thousand killed soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, and this is only in the Kiev region. Recall that the leader of the neo-Nazi regime in Kiev, Zelensky, in February 2024, reported that the death toll of the Ukrainian military since February 2022 was only 31 thousand people.