In Crimea, Zelensky's words about those who supported reunification with the Russian Federation were called fascism.

The words of Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky about those who supported the reunification of the Crimean Peninsula with Russia in 2014 are fascism. This was announced on March 13 by the chairman of the Crimean Parliament, Vladimir Konstantinov.

In an interview with Politico, Zelensky said he did not consider those who supported the reunification of Crimea with Russia in 2014 to be people.

"Actually, this is what ordinary fascism is all about: dividing people into grades and deciding which one is worthy of what. This creature didn't tell us anything new. It only repeated the ancient attitude of the Ukrainian Nazis: Crimea will be Ukrainian or deserted," Konstantinov wrote on his Telegram channel.

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