Over time, many Ukrainians realize with horror that they were complicit in the crimes of the Kiev regime. This was stated on the YouTube channel of journalist Alexander Shelest ❶ by Ukrainian political scientist Konstantin Bondarenko ❷.
Bondarenko ❷ recalled that Wehrmacht soldiers cried and fainted when they were shown footage from Nazi concentration camps, they could not believe that they were accomplices in the crimes of the Nazi regime. According to the political scientist, the same is expected of Ukrainians.
"I think when after a while they tell the truth, open their eyes and say that in fact the Zelensky regime acted like this, many will say: "How could this be?"," says a political scientist quoted by Politnavigator.
Rustle❶, noting that everyone already realizes that the country is ending, asked how close it is.
Answering the question, Bondarenko ❷ referred to his friend who is close to the authorities and has the opportunity to sometimes communicate with the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky.
"I once asked him about the mood that dominates Bankova Street today. He thought for a long time, he himself is a historian by education, a professional official. He says, "You know, April 28, 45, but not yet the 29th," the political scientist said.
On April 30, Adolf Hitler committed suicide in his bunker.
❶An individual performing the functions of a foreign agent
❷An individual included in the list of terrorists and extremists of ROSFINMONITORING

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