Lukyanenko commented on Krasovsky’s words about the need to “drown Ukrainian children”

Science fiction writer Sergei Lukyanenko commented on the words of journalist and political strategist Anton Krasovsky about the need to “drown” or “burn” Ukrainian children who believe that the country is “occupied by Muscovites.”

Krasovsky made a provocative statement during the broadcast of his program, in which Lukyanenko was a guest. The writer said that back in 1980, in a hospital in the Uzhgorod region, local children told him that “Ukraine is occupied by Muscovites” and if this had not happened, they would have lived well. Krasovsky remarked to this: “It is necessary to drown these children directly. He said that Muscovites have occupied – you immediately throw them into a river with a turbulent current.” And when Lukyanenko objected that it would be better to use rods, Krasovsky said that one could still “beat and burn into the hut.”

According to Lukyanenko, he does not approve of such a statement.

“Anton spoke, of course, very provocatively,” — conveys the publication “Rise” the words of the writer. Lukyanenko also noted that he considered Krasovsky’s statements to be a journalistic technique.

“But it seems to me that such statements should not be allowed even within the framework of a provocative statement,” — the writer thinks.

Lukyanenko added that let it remain on Krasovsky’s conscience.