Markelov: the message of the President of Lithuania disgusting and immoral

The message of President Dalia Grybauskaite will only worsen the diplomatic relations of Russia with Lithuania. This opinion was expressed by the 1st Deputy head of the Department of the state Duma on cases of public associations and religious organizations Mikhail Markelov, explaining an interview to Lithuanian President of the German magazine Focus.

" To oppose the President of Lithuania would be wrong. 't have to act like her. Such statements, which she did, put Not only her, but also the entire Lithuanian nation in the position of the people supporting fascism. This is disgusting and unacceptable from the perspective of morality, international law the message that discredit Lithuania ", - said the people's choice.

He made the initiative, before making Such statements, think about the people who were injured on the actions of the Nazis and the Ukrainian authorities." has the opportunity to be Lithuania on the border with Ukraine helps the poor refugees, saving the elderly, women and children? It might Lithuania provides economic assistance to those who found themselves in a difficult situation? Maybe It Lithuania proposes the ways of the resolution of the fall in Ukraine? No, It makes Russia, which is the only country that continues to do Everything to stop the bloodshed, " said Markelov.

" After such statements, it seems that the head of Lithuania is in line with the neo-Nazis from the " Right sector ", which destroy the elderly, women and children. Let her look at the statistics and you will see that more than 40 children died from shrapnel injuries in Ukraine. All This was done by the legitimate government of Ukraine. In contrast, from Poroshenko and other people, who seized power in Ukraine by force of arms, - Turchinov, Yatsenyuk is in the hands of Putin's No blood. Putin some time ago, they stopped the war in Chechnya and United nation. Before Putin's mistress from Lithuania have still to grow and grow, " added the people's choice.


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