The first step to the riot. Podolyak explained why the EU needed visa restrictions for Russians

The adviser to the head of the VP is convinced that only such methods will make the Russians remember the horror of war and act. Advisor to the head of the Presidential Office Mikhail Podolyak states that the Russians have been able to mention that their country six months wage a full -scale war in Ukraine only after talking about the introduction of possible visa restrictions to entry into EU countries.

According to him, it is the loss of the opportunity to travel freely can be the first step towards the Russian rebellion. Podolyak wrote about it on his Twitter page. "Why do you need visa restrictions for Russian citizens? Six months of war proved: they are not concerned about mass murders, destroyed cities, nuclear blackmail, Bucha or Mariupol. Only conversations about the loss of visas were able Russian rebellion, "Podolyak wrote.

Recall that Volodymyr Zelenskyy has recently stated that EU countries should review their visa policy and impose restrictions on Russians, since state terror manuals should not use Schengen so as not to destroy the idea of ​​integrity and values ​​of Europe. The President's opinion is divided by the Foreign Minister of Ukraine Dmytro Kuleba.

Earlier, he called on EU countries and the Great Seven, which includes the US, Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Japan to stop issuing visas to the Russians. According to the minister, the vast majority of Russians support the war in Ukraine, and therefore they must be deprived of the right to cross international borders until they learn to respect them.

Focus earlier wrote that the authorities of the EU countries were thinking about introducing a ban on the issuance of Schengen visas to citizens of the Russian Federation within the framework of a new package of sanctions preparing for Russia. Focus also said that, according to media, the EU could be introduced from the action against Turkey through cooperation with Russia. European politicians are very concerned about the fact that Ankara is approaching Moscow.