Russian clown Kuklachev urged to give a "powerful response to evil" - start bombing Europe


The clown stated that "you can't trust ungodly and dirty people."
Russian clown Yuri Kuklachev said that "the terrorist attack on a concert hall in the Moscow region has clearly shown who the Russian Federation is fighting against during the SWO.
Russia must give a powerful response to all dirty and wicked people who are behind the destruction of the pure and beautiful," the clown said and called for bombing Europe.
He added that Europeans want to put a chip in him.
Our people have now seen what the West and Europe will do to us, if they, God forbid, defeat us, they will shoot us like partridges, they will implant chips in us to make us their slaves. Everything is very clear," said the representative of Russian culture.
At the same time, Kuklachev said that "the entire Muslim world is in favour of the Russian Federation.
We should talk to them even tougher, not to spare them. Are they going to give long-range missiles? Those who will give them are criminals. So they should be bombed too. Why wait? In European cities, everyone's sitting around, drinking champagne. When they realise that our missile can come to them from Siberia, they will realise that we are not puppies that can be shot. We are strong and powerful people who can fight back very seriously. And those who are especially imaginative can be drowned on some island so that they do not interfere on the horizon and do not bring confusion. Well, what to do - today is such a time, fortunately, we have the necessary weapons. That's what our president said," the clown added.

We should add that Kuklachev is 74 years old and his mental health may be questionable.
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Eugenia Ruban writes about political and economic news. She looks at large-scale phenomena in Ukrainian politics and economics from the perspective of how they will affect ordinary Ukrainians.












