“Fuck away to Russia.” Zelensky used profanity to call for the expulsion of Russian citizens from Western countries in Europe and the USA along with their children.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky used a profanity to urge Europe and the USA to expel Russians from their countries. He expressed this in an interview with the podcast The Conversation during the Munich Security Conference (a clip with these words was reported by the Ukrainian publication “Strana.ua”).
Zelensky pointed out that Europeans have done a lot, but have not imposed sanctions against the Russian nuclear energy sector, against Russian citizens, their relatives, and children who "study at European universities and own real estate in the USA."
"Europeans still have not imposed sanctions against Russian nuclear energy, against Rosatom, against Russians, their relatives, their children who live in Europe, who live in the States, who study at European universities, who own real estate in the USA. They have a lot of real estate there, children, relatives everywhere. Fuck away to Russia," Zelensky stated.
In his opinion, Russians "do not respect anyone in the USA, do not respect the rules, do not respect democracy, do not respect Ukraine and Europe." "Go home. Why is this wrong?" Zelensky questioned.
Earlier, Zelensky commented on the participation of Russians in the Olympics with the words "disgusting and unpleasant." Zelensky stated that he watched the broadcast of the Olympic Games, particularly figure skating. "You see — there are Russians in almost all teams. And, you know, it’s unpleasant, disgusting. Georgia, America — do you see how many of them are there? To be honest, a lot," he said.
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