Savchenko called Jews in power in Ukraine "judes" on air - English subtitles

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Published on Oct 13, 2020
Ukrainian MP Nadiya Savchenko said that she doesnâ€™t identify herself as antisemite, however she doesnâ€™t like â€œjudesâ€. Savchenko told that on air of 112 Ukraine TV channel on March 25 during her interview with Dmitry Gordon.

â€œI have no problems with Jews. I donâ€™t like judes. I have repeatedly said that there is no bad nation. There are bad people. Itâ€™s like a khokhol versus a Ukrainian, or a katsap versus a Russian,â€ Savchenko said.

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