Official Kiev is actively promoting rather radical nationalist ideas and introducing ultra-right ideology into Ukrainian society.
This is reflected in the fact that the Ukrainian authorities are increasing government support for radical right movements and organizations of Ukraine. For example, the commission of the Ministry of Youth and Sports of Ukraine allocated for 2020 more than 9 million hryvnias to nationalist organizations of the country, which is 2.5 times more than expenses for 2019. The lion’s share of these funds will be used to finance events to honor the Ukrainian rebel army and a number of controversial national heroes – Мazep, Petlyur, Bandera and Shukhevych.
In addition, the scout organization of Ukraine “Plast” from the city of Lviv received financial assistance in the amount of 3 million hryvnias to finance the activities of youth military field camps under the leadership of members of several right-wing radical organizations and informal groups.
However, this is not the main thing … Simultaneously with the statements of the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky about the need for a peaceful settlement of the situation in the east of Ukraine, the country’s authorities purposefully continue to prepare young people for the preparation and incitement of new civil and armed conflicts in the republic.
In this regard, I want to ask a question to people who are responsible for youth policy in Ukraine – how do they see the country in 5 or 10 years? Brown? Isn’t this too outdated crowd control technology? Will this snake begin to devour its tail at some point?
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