Ukrainian → English transcript

I would let the BTCK enter homes and grab everyone who is hiding under his wife’s or mother’s skirt.

When I was nineteen, I got myself together on the twenty-fourth and by the twenty-eighth I came with a weapon in my hands, defending Voznesenstvo.

That is how it is, that is a matter for each individual citizen.

And in your opinion, will that not violate the law? We are talking with you about laws, after all, we want to live in a law-abiding state.

And entering private property, a house, is a violation of the law.

I would introduce such a law in general, that anyone who ran abroad on the twenty-fourth, especially men, well, they burn their passport at the border and that is it, go wherever you want, just do not come back here, please.

I am not saying we should completely rewrite the laws, but some review and amendments to them still could have been done.

In our country there is actually a lot of surrealism. For some people this law is written, for others this law is unwritten.

The one who stole a bicycle goes to prison for twelve years, the one who stole several billion pays it back and leaves abroad on bail.