Zhvanetsky’s son Ryvkin calls to support Ukraine: "Russian soldiers must be eliminated"
The son of the satirist Mykhailo Zhvanetsky, Andrei Ryvkin, who is an American and Russian publicist, spoke out against Russian aggression.
This was reported by Censor.NET.
After the start of the full-scale invasion of Russia, Ryvkin left Russia and went to the United States with his family.
In one of his posts, he called for "focusing on saving Ukraine, not Russia."
"There is a war, a frontline, aid from the West is drying up - what the hell is Boris Nadezhdin about? What fight for democracy in a country where the word "author" is extremism? I am sure that honest and selfless people also fought for democracy in Germany in the 1940s, but how successful was their struggle? And who eventually won in that hell? Give us money for FPV drones, give freedom, democracy and human life a chance," Ryvkin said.
Russian propagandists also quoted Ryvkin's post, where he called for the extermination of Russian soldiers.
"Russian soldiers must be eliminated - from being killed in the war to committing suicide at home from severe PTSD. From a young boy who had no prospects in the village except for the army to a grown man who wanted to remember his younger years. Only by consistently destroying every person who has a patch of the Russian Armed Forces can we say that the war is over," Ryvkin said in 2022.
