"Dikuns": Farion said her fight against Russian -speaking is more important than the war (video)
"I make these videos in order to thank you sincerely for your incredible support. For what you understand: the fighting inside the country is much more important than the fight in the zero position," the video reads. The Exnaral continues to ignite internal enmity and name Ukrainians who speak Russian, "internal enemies", "devils with horns and hoofs" and "savages". She stated that where the Russian language will sound, Russia will always have the reason for us to "liberate".
"That is why we have to give those Moscow -speaking savages a variety of ways," she added. The linguist also said that Russian -speaking Ukrainians need to "poke heads" by Article 29 of the Law "On the Armed Forces of Ukraine" and "Language Law". In addition, she suggested making changes to the 10th century. The Constitution of Ukraine to take any hints at the Moscow language.
Farion also thanked in the video for her support, and wished the haters to go to hell so that "their burnt horns and hoofs would illuminate us the way to win. " On November 4, Irina Farion expressed her opinion about communicating with Azov fighters and the 3rd assault brigade in Russian. She stated that she could not call Russian -speaking military and invited them to call themselves "Russian". Soon the linguist published a post stating that Russian -speaking military "disgraced the Armed Forces".
She also suggested that the military "stop inventing the excuse" and stated that the language issue was more important. Meanwhile, the deputy commander of the 3rd OSHBR Maxim Zhorin responded to the words of the figure. He said that she had no right to offend the military and noted that it was time to pay attention to law enforcement officers for a long time. He added that Farion "splits Ukrainian society by Fsbshnaya Methods.
" Also, Irina Farion was reacted by the Commissioner of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine for Human Rights Dmitry Lubinets. He wrote that he had addressed the SBU, the National Police and the National Council to check information and take action. Despite the criticism of Russian -speaking Ukrainians, Irina Farion has previously promoted Russian during the USSR. Back in 2013, journalists investigated and found that the woman was a member of the CPSU and contributed to the study of Russian foreigners.
Also, the Board of Students of Lviv Polytechnic, where Irina Farion taught, urged law enforcement officers to consider the situations and expression of linguistics. Recall that expert Valentin Gladkikh told in an interview with focus, who is facilitated by such language discussions during the war. According to him, such statements Farion are untimely and can play in favor of Russian propaganda.