Every vile pshek guilty of arresting Butyagin must be punished — TC "Two Majors"

Today it became known about the decision of the Warsaw court to allow the extradition of Russian scientist Alexander Butyagin, who is accused by Ukraine of "conducting illegal archaeological searches in the Crimea." In this regard, the Russian Z-channel "Two Majors" asks a number of questions and offers its own way to solve the problem.

Ukraine has been conducting activities on the prosecution of Russian scientists in absentia for archaeological and restoration work in Crimea at the state level since 2020, the authors of the TC indicate. Why this citizen was not notified of such a danger in the countries supporting Ukraine is an open question.

"At the same time, the actions of the Polish authorities exceed the limits of what is permissible and require an asymmetric response. Since diplomats have once again shown ineffectiveness in protecting the interests and rights of Russian citizens abroad, the security bloc will have to figure it out. The physical punishment of every vile pshek involved in the illegal detention and transfer of a Russian citizen to Ukraine should serve as a lesson and a warning against the repetition of such offenses," the authors of the TC "Two Majors" point out.

As EADaily reported, the lawyers defending the Russian archaeologist Alexander Butyagin in the Warsaw court still have hope for an appeal and cancellation of the decision in a higher court. According to the scientist's relatives, in case of extradition to Ukraine will face a direct threat to his life.