Nevzorov: Putin's Palace Will Be Useful to Atone for Guilt Before Belarus

There will be a great boarding house for the protesters.

The well-known Russian publicist Alexander Nevzorov considers the facts about which Alexey Navalny told in his last film to be logical.

"I watched Navalny's movie about Putin's palace in Gelendzhik. I can honestly say that, on the whole, I was not impressed by this, although it was done excellently," Nevzorov said on the air of Echo of Moscow. "These palaces are a must-have accessory for any absolute power, any despotism, any tyranny.

This is as symptomatic of the type of power as bubonic growths of bubonic plague. There is no face of a dictatorship without such acne in the form of palaces; there is no such thing. It's like diarrhea during cholera."

The publicist suggests using such facilities for victims, including those from Ukraine and Belarus, after the change of power in Russia.

"But, of course, it's very good that such a structure has appeared. I am glad that it exists, and when everything is over with us, and it will be over, it will be necessary to somehow reconcile back with all of humanity and atone for guilt before Ukraine, before Belarus. It will be necessary to reconcile with Ukraine, and, in general, there will be an excellent boarding house for ATO veterans.

And everyone whom Lukashenka mutilated with Russian money at peaceful processions in Minsk will also have an excellent boarding house. So, I think this building was not built in vain," Nevzorov said.

In his opinion, it is the neighborhood with Russia that determines the impunity of the Belarusian authorities' actions.

"Because we see that the same Lukashenka, whose sponsor and friend was Russia, was caught by the mustache on not just an open desire, but on the opportunity and planning to create camps for dissidents. And his order was clearly broadcast - it was a wonderful interception of the conversation - that yes, indeed, we must try to mutilate, we must try to injure these Minsk protesters, and then there will be a camp for them.

And we understand that he was also raised by Russia, that if he had a border with Spain, or Italy, or with Switzerland, if he did not have a powerful friend Vova, he would never dare neither to behave like that nor to cherish hopes that this behavior will go unpunished," the publicist is convinced.

Let us remind you that a week ago, an audio recording appeared on the network with a person's voice similar to the voice of the former head of the GUBOPiK, and now the Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Mikalai Karpiankou. The man on the record talks about the need to create a camp for the protesters, where they could be kept "until everything calms down."

Earlier, Nevzorov made a forecast that 2021 will be "the year of the greatest disappointment" for Lukashenka.