Asylum in Kiev for Islamic State Terrorists? “ISIS is Our Ally in the Struggle Against Russia”. Ukrainian Nationalist Leader

By NovoRossia Today
Global Research, November 25, 2016
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A Ukrainian nationalist, leader of the “Brotherhood,” Dmitry Korchinsky proposed to offer asylum to ISIS terrorists in Kiev, the former head of UNA-UNSO [Ukrainian National Assembly – Ukrainian People’s Self-defense] wrote on his social network page. According to Korchinsky, SSU (Security Service of Ukraine) must see ISIS as “allies in the struggle with Russia.”

“At the G20 summit leaders of Western countries were talking to the Moscow terrorist, like he’s a human, asking him to bomb ISIS positions. That is, their attitude towards the terrorists is pragmatic.

Ukrainian security services also has to be pragmatic, and therefore, effective. It is not our business to arrest the enemies of Moscow – Islamists. We should only ask them to shoot accurately at Moscow’s terrorists in the Caucasus and in Syria.

Unfortunately, security service sometimes arrests or deports recruiters-Caucasians who come from Syria to Moscovia [Russia] for their association with ISIS. It is not wise.

Why should Ukraine quarrel with Islam?

Mrs. Gitlyanskaya, the press secretary of the USS (Security Service of Ukraine) regularly reports about the progress of the SBU in the fight against “terrorist organization Al-Nusra Front”, instead of targeting Moscow agents.

Why should Ukraine worry about the revolution of the poor in the Islamic World? Why should we pick a side of the barricades? At the moment, the oppressed peoples of the former Soviet Empire, and the proletarian peoples of the Near and Middle East are our only viable allies in the war against Moscow imperialism. We must act in accordance with our own interests.

“Anyone who fights for the liberation of his people from the imperialist yoke of Moscow should have the right to asylum in Kiev,” – said Korchinskiy.
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