Zelei called on Western "collective punishment" Russians, Medvedev: Hitler -style ideas

According to today's Russian TV (RT) report, in response to the "collective punishment" Russians, the President of Ukraine called for "collective punishment" Russians, and former Russian President and Vice Chairman of the Russian Federal Security Conference, Modewev, responded on the 9th that Zelei wanted the West to seek from Hitler for seeking inspiration.

Ukrainian President Zelei Source: "Washington Post"

In an interview with the Washington Post published on Monday, Zernezki called on Western countries to close the border to Russian citizens for one year, prohibit Russians from entering, and expel all Russians in the country in various countries. He said in the interview, "No matter what kind of Russians ... they should let them go (back) Russia. At that time, they would understand that they would say, 'This has nothing to do with us. Can everyone be responsible for everyone. Can you do this? 'This is okay. They chose this government, did not oppose it, did not argue with it, and did not shout to it. "

RT pointed out that Zellezki seems to be implying that if those overseas Russians are forced to return to China, they will put pressure on the Russian government to force them to re -consider Ukraine policies.

Medvedev Picture: People's Vision

In this regard, Medvedev responded, "The last time I tried to implement such ideas for all the people was Adolf Hitler. Do you have any questions about the nature of the Ukrainian authorities?" RT reported that Nazi Germany was against Jews and Luo. A group of Mians, Disabled and Communists adopted an extinction policy, which is one of the most extreme "collective punishments" example in history.

According to the European News (Euronews) reported on the 9th, Estonia and Finland called on other EU countries to stop issuing tourist visas to Russian citizens. Estonian Prime Minister Karas said on Tuesday that "visiting Europe is a privilege, not a human rights." "It's time to end the tourism industry from Russia." Finnish Prime Minister Marlin said in a TV interview on Monday that "when Russia launched a brutal war in Europe, the Russians could live a normal life and travel to Europe. This is incorrect." · Harvesto said recently that the Finnish government will take action to limit the number of tourist visas to Russians, but I hope that the European Union will take a common position on this issue and completely stop issuing a new visa.

Russian Palace spokesman Peskov Tu Source: People's Vision

Tas Society said that as a response to Karas and others, the Russian Presidential Palace spokesman of the Kremlin Palace, Dmitry Peskov, said that some countries that were recognized by Russia were "unfriendly", and they had taken "not friendly" in Russia. "I don't save people in friendly operations." "I think that over time, common sense will be displayed in some way, and those who express such statements will wake up." (Edit: HHJ)

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