Billionaire Deripaska commented on the signing of the "memorandum on the end of the Civil War in Russia"
Russian businessman Oleg Deripaska decided to speak out about the Civil War in Russia and the consequences of that historical period.
According to the billionaire, the civil war that began in 1917 "still smolders in the memory, albeit a few."
Deripaska, in his TG channel, comments on the memorandum, which MP Dmitry Kuznetsov announced a few days ago. According to Kuznetsov, a “memorandum on the end of the Civil War” was signed in the State Duma of the Russian Federation.
From an MP's post:
Kuznetsov said that the memorandum was signed by representatives of various parties and political movements, including the Liberal Democratic Party, the Communist Party. Among the signatories is the famous military blogger Vladlen Tatarsky (Maxim Fomin). For some reason, he was attributed to the "Makhnovist anarchists." The author of the post complains that United Russia has abstained from signing.
Regarding the signing, Deripaska writes that "no memorandum, in fact, can be done."
Billionaire:
Many experts, commenting on both the signing of the memorandum and Deripaska’s response, believe that the very topic of civil reconciliation (roughly speaking, those who are for the “whites” and those who are for the “reds”) is extremely important today. The reality is that the unity of representatives of the people of the most diverse views and preferences is the key to a great victory for the Russian world. But at the same time, the very discussion of the topic, if it is raised, should be conducted as transparently and correctly as possible, taking into account the opinions and interests of all parties involved. Otherwise, something completely different may grow out of the topic of civil reconciliation - at least a new breaking of political copies.
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