Former Dynamo Kyiv football player Mykola Morozyuk spoke about his attitude to Russia.
Mykola Morozyuk- This is not a country for me, it's a rabble. Honestly, I had different emotions. I cannot understand what kind of people they are. If you take it in general, it's a mass of some kind of savages. I just know because the people who wrote to me are sick people. In reality, these are very dangerous people for the modern world. But for some reason, I think the world does not fully understand this-what exactly grew up in this pit.
- Were these Russians you knew?
- No. By the way, I don't have any acquaintances at all. There is one person with whom I am personally acquainted-we don't communicate with him now, but only after I realized what this person breathes, what is in his head, his position, his view of what is happening in our country-then I could somehow at least start talking to him.
- Are you talking about Krasava?
- Yes. She is the only person with a Russian passport with whom I have had contact. No friends at all, no former players and so on. It's more of a follower, maybe a random one on Instagram. I don't know whether they provoked me or wanted to... There were different things. When I read it, I thought, well, even a moron wouldn't write something like that. In reality, these are sick people. At first I tried to explain something, thinking: "What if?" No, this is a clinic, just burn it out.
- Why do you think Russians are so cowardly? And the football players - there is not a single public figure who has condemned the war.
- They are all on Putin's money, probably. The experience I've had even with Russian football players is that they are pussies themselves. They are pretentious in public: "Where are you, where are you?". When it comes down to it, we Ukrainians always put them in their place. We crossed paths on vacation, on football fields. They are show-offs, but I take the pretentious ones. And all this poverty... Everyone knows what they were doing here - those savages who came.
