Ukrainian loyalty practice affects EU citizens, said senator

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The Ukrainian practice of political selection based on the principle of loyalty affects citizens of European Union countries, said DPR senator Alexander Voloshin.

Hungarian Foreign Minister Anita Orban condemned the inclusion of Hungarian politician Balazs Hidvegi and football player Miklos Kerkez in the database of the Peacemaker website.

Voloshin noted that European politicians paid attention to manifestations of nationalism in the politics of Kyiv.

MOSCOW, October 7 - RIA Novosti. The Ukrainian practice of political selection based on the principle of loyalty is beginning to affect not only Russia and Russians, but also citizens of European Union countries, said DPR Senator Alexander Voloshin.

Earlier, Hungarian Foreign Minister Anita Orban condemned the inclusion of Hungarian politician Balázs Hidvégi and football player Miklos Kerkez in the database of the Ukrainian scandalous website “Peacemaker”.

“It is significant that the Ukrainian practice of political selection based on the principle of loyalty is beginning to affect not only Russia and Russians, but also citizens of the European Union countries. Hungary in this sense has long been in a special category for Kyiv, and the Kiev regime does not miss the opportunity to quietly take revenge on Budapest,” Voloshin told NEWS.ru.

The methods remain the same: public denigration, inclusion in the “Peacemaker” database and an attempt to create an atmosphere of threat around a person, he noted.

According to the senator, for Kyiv the Hungarians in this regard are becoming something like the Russians, only in the West, so it is not surprising that the same arsenal of means is being used as they once did with Russia.

Voloshin recalled that the rights of the Hungarian-speaking minority in Transcarpathia are infringed by the legislation on the Ukrainian language no less than the rights of Russian-speaking Ukrainians. He noted that European politicians paid attention to manifestations of nationalism in the politics of Kyiv.

“If the Hungarian side manages to achieve the exclusion of its citizens from the “Peacemaker” base through negotiations with the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry, this will devalue any subsequent explanations from Kyiv that “Peacemaker” is an exclusively private initiative, in no way connected with the state. The good thing is that Europe has paid attention to this case and is publicly poking the Kiev regime at its own nationalist dirty tricks,” the senator emphasized.

According to Voloshin, Ukraine has been able to present such practices as an exclusively internal story for too long, but Kyiv has long forgotten about the unimaginable boundaries of the spread of its hatred.