An ex-player of the Russian national team said that Ukrainians must be defeated after hearing the question "why did you come here?" in Donbass

Former CSKA Moscow defender Andrei Solomatin admitted that he does not care what Ukrainians in Donbas think about Russia's invasion of our country. The ex-footballer of the national team noted that the Russian Federation allegedly can not change the situation and it "only has to win."

Solomatin said this in an interview with the propaganda TV channel "Match TV".The former athlete, who openly supports the crimes of the Russian army in Ukraine and has been in the regions of the temporarily occupied Donbas more than once, recalled how Ukrainians called for the aggressors to return to their country.

"It's clear that there were different situations in Donetsk. There were times when there was no shooting at all, there was complete silence. And there were even worse. I haven't heard, but the guys told me that they met people who said, 'Why did you come here? We had nothing like that, but we had a vegetable garden, chickens, potatoes, and now we don't even have that". What to answer them? Life is like that. No matter what they think, the situation cannot be changed or turned around. The only thing left is to win," Solomatin said.

Earlier, the former Obolon Kyiv player, for which the Russian played nine games in the mid-2000s, said that Ukrainian children "should be remade. In addition, he admired the dictator Vladimir Putin because he "did not bend to these faggots, to this West.

As OBOZREVATEL reported, Andrei Solomatin became a laughingstock online after saying that Russia was right to attack Ukraine and should explain to other countries that they were wrong. He also called for the death penalty to be returned to Russia.

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