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On February 7, on Czech television, the chairman of the country's parliamentary committee, Stanislav Grospich, called the Ukrainian government " Fascist regime ." On this issue, on February 7, the chairman of the country's parliamentary committee, Stanislav Grospich, called the Ukrainian government "[1945003]] informs the embassies of Ukraine in the Czech Republic
At the same time , "images as defamatory and unacceptable in the civilized world, the images have not received adequate response from the main television program," said the diplomatic mission.
The Embassy of Ukraine added that they generally do not react "to communist statements, especially since communist ideology, like Nazism, is banned in our country."
However, it was explained that, since Grospich held the position of chairman of the parliamentary committee, the Embassy is waiting for his statements to be condemned by the leaders of the Chamber of Deputies.
Diplomats hope that Czech television will not tolerate such statements in the future.
Recall that the rector of the Hungarian Institute of Zakarpattia, named after F. Rakotsi II Ildik Oros, said on October 23 at a rally near the House of Terror in Budapest ( Hungary) that Communist and fascist methods work today, especially in Ukraine. Subsequently
The SBU interviewed the rector of the Hungarian Transcarpathia Institute through a speech on "Fascist oppression" in Ukraine.
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In the Verkhovna Rada the corresponding bill. The propaganda of the "Russian world" wants to prohibit and criminalize. Indeed, under its slogans, Russian troops are fighting in the east of Ukraine.
