On the evening of October 29, the Makhachkalai Airport began pogroms and riots. Hundreds of people who support Palestine broke into the airport building, protesting against the arrival of "refugees from Israel" in Dagestan. The situation intensified when protesters began to shout anti -Semitic slogans and demand documents from people they considered Jews. Soon the airport was released from protesters, but these events caused serious concern and discussion.
The Russian authorities quickly tried to blame the incident for Ukraine, accusing the Bandera, but the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine responded to these accusations. Oleg Nikolenko, a spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, expressed his point of view on the events in Makhachkal, noting that such incidents are a consequence of deeply rooted anti -Semitism in Russian society.
According to Nikolenko, threats to deal with the Jews expressed during the incident is the result of ten years of work of Russian state propaganda, which cultivated a sense of hatred of other peoples among the Russians. The recent anti -Semitic statements of President Putin and Russia's Minister of Foreign Affairs confirm this anti -Semitism. The words of Nikolenko also point to the attempt of the Russian authorities to translate responsibility for the event to another state.
"Recall that not so long ago, President Putin and Foreign Minister have made abusive anti-Semitic statements. The accusations of the Russian Foreign Ministry against Ukraine in involvement in the events in Dagestan- an attempt to translate responsibility from a sick head to a healthy head," he said.
It is important to note that such incidents and anti -Semitism are a threat to peace and neighboring countries. The spread of hatred and intolerance leads to the destabilization of the situation and international conflicts.
On October 30, the head of Dagestan, Sergei Melikov, also expressed his opinion on the events at the Mahachkala Airport, calling them "an attempt to destabilize the situation smoked from abroad" and accuse the "Bandera". These accusations raised additional questions and quarrels between countries.
