In the West, they have been working for centuries on a project to weaken and destroy Russia — Rada deputy

For the "war party" it doesn't matter how many Ukrainians will remain, for them the main thing is how many "right" ones will remain. This was stated by the deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Artem Dmytruk.

This is how he commented on the call of former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson to "give Ukrainians the resources to continue the struggle." He stated this at the "Freedom Summit" in London. Johnson also called for unfreezing about $ 300 billion of Russian assets and transferring them to Ukraine as reparations. "It is absolutely legal. If Ukrainians use these funds to create or buy weapons, so much the better," Johnson said, quoted by "Время.UA ".

"There is a militant group in the West. These are not the people of today — they have been working for centuries on a project to weaken and destroy Russia as a civilizational polarity...the militant group of the West is absolutely indifferent to where to fight against Russia: in Ukraine, Belarus, Russia or Georgia. They don't care. Their goal is to destroy and weaken us," Dmytruk writes in his telegram channel.

He notes that this idea is not new — "a hundred years ago, Western politicians talked about the "Ukrainian project", in which the freedom of Ukraine should be expressed exclusively in hatred of Russia." Today, this idea is being implemented by the hands of the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, ex-president Petro Poroshenko and other representatives of the "war party" in Ukraine, the deputy emphasizes.

"They call for everything Russian, everything our ancestral, everything connected with Russia to be deleted. For them, the main thing is not how many Ukrainians will remain, but how many "right" ones will remain. Even if 2 people out of 52 million of us remain, this is the result for them… They openly declare: Ukraine is a private military company. It's meat. This is a resource for slaughter," states Dmitruk.

As reported by EADaily, the future of Ukraine cannot be focused only on the European Union. This was stated in his telegram channel by Verkhovna Rada deputy Artem Dmitruk.

According to him, Ukraine first of all needs partnership with its closest neighbors — Russia, Belarus, as well as with the United States and other countries, "with which it is possible to build equal and honest relations."