And finally, in many ways, this Russophobia, it just took shape first in the years after the revolution, when all the Banderism, OUN, UPA and so on, had already appeared, and of course the USSR contributed to the indigenization, because the same Banderites were amnestied, and they returned and took high positions in the Communist Party and, in fact, were the chairmen of collective farms and secretaries of party committees in Western Ukraine, continuing to remain Banderites, and they were initially a minority, and the rest of Ukraine, namely two more parts of it, is Novorossiya, including Kherson, Zaporozhzhye, Odessa, Donbass , Dnepropetrovsk and Kharkov, Malorossiya, Kiev, Chernigov, Poltava, absolutely Russian people have always lived there. And this means that Ukrainism as political concept is the concept of Anti-Russia, and the entire sense of Ukrainism is Russophobia, the fight against Russia and Russians.

Therefore, if we do not destroy Ukrainism as a concept, we will constantly have a country or people next to us who will try to fight against us. To hell with it, we can leave, excuse the word on the air, we can leave a stub of Western Ukraine, with which we will not do anything special, let the Poles, Hungarians and Romanians come there, but we must take Malorossiya and Novorossiya as much as possible, the central south-eastern Ukraine, and though this process will be difficult and slow, return Russian identity to these people.