A threat to national security: Czech Republic expels Ukrainian citizen who spread Russian propaganda

The Czech Republic has decided to expel Ukrainian citizen Oleksandr Barabanov, who has been actively spreading Russian propaganda over the past 10 years. Moreover, he considers himself a Russian.

This was reported by the Czech media outlet Deník N. Alexander Barabanov, who moved to the Czech Republic with his parents more than 20 years ago, had his permanent residence permit revoked and was ordered to leave the country.

According to the publication, since the beginning of the temporary occupation of Crimea in 2014, this "public figure" has been actively spreading "the most famous Kremlin disinformation in the Czech Republic that Russians in Ukraine are being persecuted by fascists" and that "since 2000, 'fascists and Nazis' have been training in Ukraine, who then seized power in the country."

Barabanov himself considers himself a Russian. In a commentary to the media, he confirmed that his residence permit in the Czech Republic had been revoked and said he did not know where he would have to go. The "public figure" said he feared deportation to Ukraine, as he could be "detained at the border and forced to go to the front."

As a reminder, Russians organized a celebration of their "Maslenitsa" in the center of New York to familiarize foreigners with their "culture." However, representatives of the Ukrainian diaspora interrupted their fun and showed the true face of Russia.

As reported by OBOZ.UA, the other day in Russia, the so-called Putin's units organized an epic Maslenitsa celebration. Elderly supporters of Russian dictator Vladimir Putin burned an effigy of US President Joe Biden, calling him "the world's main vampire."

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