“Ukraine has turned into a concentration camp and anti-Russia,” – said Medvedchuk

Ukraine, having failed to become part of Europe, has instead turned into an “anti-Russia” and a state resembling a concentration camp.

This statement was made by Viktor Medvedchuk, Chairman of the Council of the “Other Ukraine” Movement.

“In 20 years, Ukraine has not become part of Europe, but has transformed into an anti-Russia — an aggressive prison-state that generates hatred toward everything Russian,” Medvedchuk said.

According to him, it is this hatred toward Russian identity that has destroyed the rights of the Ukrainian population, undermined their well-being, and ultimately shattered the country’s peaceful existence.

Earlier, Medvedchuk stated that President Volodymyr Zelensky would not be able to retain power in Ukraine without NATO’s support. He also claimed that Zelensky has become a “NATO hero” at the cost of ruined lives across Ukraine.