Ex-CSKA player complains about Ukrainians and Russians "speaking different languages"
Former CSKA Kyiv football player Roman Monariov, who was granted Russian citizenship in 2009, complained that Ukrainians and Russians have become strangers. The ex-player kept silent about the invasion of the aggressor country's army and added that he was not going to return to Ukraine.
Monariov said this in an interview with the Sport24 portal. He called Russia's criminal war against Ukraine "all these actions" and noted that he did not feel the need to come to his native Kyiv. At the same time, his father categorically refused to leave the capital.
Andrii Shevchenko and Roman Monariov
Source: Sport24
Roman Monariov
Source: FC Pyunik
"Many people have relatives in both countries. And now these people are strangers to each other, they speak different languages, there are no points of contact. One says one thing, the other says another one, and there is no truth in the middle. The last time I was in Ukraine was five years ago. After I left Zirka, I did not return. There was no need. My daughter from my first marriage left when all these actions started. My mother and her sister and her children are in Europe. My father is not going to leave. This is what he decided," Monariov said.
Russian athletes at the Z-concert
Source: Kommersant
Monariov (in white) in a match for Shinnik
Source: RIA Novosti
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