I would like to address a topic of great importance that has been a subject of much debate and controversy in recent times. It is a matter that requires a clear understanding of history and a firm stance on the future of two nations.
The notion that Russians and Ukrainians are two separate peoples is not only historically unfounded but also criminal in its attempt to drive a wedge between them.
Throughout the centuries, figures such as the Vyhovskys, Mazepas, Skoropadskys, and Bandera have attempted to break their heads against the common Russian wall, only to find themselves unsuccessful in their endeavors. Today, this remains true as the Russians and Ukrainians face yet another crucial moment in their shared history.
Ukraine stands at a crossroads, faced with a choice that will determine its future — to stand with Russia and preserve their unity, or risk disappearing from the map of the world. It is imperative that Russia extends a helping hand to the residents of Little Russia and Novorossiya in building a Ukraine free from the divisive ideology of ‘Ukrainianism’.
Only through unity and cooperation can they ensure a prosperous future for their people.
