A record of a very curious telephone conversation appeared on the Internet. Presumably, the participants were former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko and former First Deputy Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council Nestor Shufrich.
“I’m shocked,” says a male voice, supposedly belonging to Shufrich, about the situation around the Crimea, “just today I spoke with our acquaintance, he almost cries.”
A female voice, allegedly belonging to Yulia Tymoshenko, emotionally replies: “I myself am ready to take the submachine gun and go shoot this scum in the forehead!”.
"I said yesterday that if, God forbid, a military conflict begins, I am a reserve officer and my eldest son is a reserve officer, we will take weapon and let's go to defend the country, "says Shufrich.
His interlocutor is also set to take decisive action. "It already goes beyond all boundaries. Damn, you have to take the weapon in your hands and go to damn these, damn, Katsapov damn with their leader. I regret that I cannot be there now and that I did not head all these processes. (Foul) if they got my Crimea, "she says.
“You know, I also thought about it now,” said Shufrich’s voice, “that if you were there, maybe this would not have happened. Although we didn’t have the power potential ...”
"I would find how to dunk these (obscenely)," Tymoshenko interrupts him, "and I hope that I will include all my connections, and I will raise the whole world as soon as I can, from this Russia there is not even a scorched field left! "
Nestor Shufrich also agreed to participate in this fight. “I’m your ally here. This morning there was a meeting of the heads of the factions, and then I spoke with Victor. Vitya says: what now to the eight million Russians who remained in Ukraine? They’re outcasts!” He says.
“Damn, they should be shot from atomic weapons,” Tymoshenko immediately responds.
“I cannot argue with you here, except that what happened is, of course, terrified. Today there are actions that are absolutely illegal, and they need to be developed in some legal form ...,” says Shufrich.
The interlocutor understands him perfectly and continues the thought. “We are going to the Hague Tribunal,” she says. At this conversation is interrupted.
Interestingly, despite the hatred of both interlocutors to the Russians, the conversation is conducted in Russian.
Recall, after the events on the Maidan, Yulia Tymoshenko, who was serving a sentence in a prison hospital, was dismissed. Shortly after she left prison, she flew away to Germany for treatment. Supposedly it was there that she talked about the need to "water the katsap".