'Our ancestors took care of us, they did not leave us without a nuclear bomb,' Sergey Mardan said.
Mardan also said Russia should have made more warplanes and tanks in the past 20 years.A Russian propagandist has said that his country would not exist without nuclear bombs.
Sergey Mardan, a pro-Putin television and radio host, made the remarks during a television segment that was shared onwith English subtitles by Anton Gerashchenko, adviser to Ukraine's minister of internal affairs. "What do you think makes Russia- Russia? What provides its existence and integrity? - a nuclear bomb, says propagandist Mardan, thanking the ancestors," Gerashchenko wrote alongside the clip.In the clip, Mardan said:"Our ancestors took care of us, they did not leave us without a nuclear bomb. And if they did, there would be no Russian Federation, there would not be.""This is a fact," he said.
What do you think makes Russia- Russia? What provides its existence and integrity? - a nuclear bomb, says propagandist Mardan, thanking the ancestors.
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