EntertainmentSteven Seagal: "Before the special operation, Ukraine was known for human trafficking, organ trafficking, narcotrafficking, child sex trafficking, biochemical warfare labs, fascism, and Nazism"

Steven Seagal: "Before the special operation, Ukraine was known for human trafficking, organ trafficking, narcotrafficking, child sex trafficking, biochemical warfare labs, fascism, and Nazism"

Steven Seagal
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4 June 2024 10:02

Steven Seagal has become a collector of Russian honours. The former Hollywood star, just like last year, received the Order of Friendship from Vladimir Putin. Later, he presented a propaganda speech in which he said that Ukraine was known for, among other things, child sex trafficking and for Nazism and fascism.

Last year, the Russian leader awarded Seagal the highest state honour for, as we read in the decree, "big contribution to development of international cultural and humanitarian cooperation" of many years of fruitful activity. As a token of gratitude, the Hollywood actor called himself "1 million percent Russian."

A few months later, the situation called for more vital words. After the President of Russia personally pinned the Order of Friendship to his chest, Steven Seagal delivered a brief propaganda speech in which he crossed further boundaries of decency.

"Before the special operation, Ukraine was known for human trafficking, organ trafficking, narcotrafficking, child sex trafficking, biochemical warfare labs, fascism, and Nazism" – Seagal read aloud.

The Orders of Friendship were awarded at the Kremlin. The former action movie hero was again recognised for his "significant contribution to the development of international cultural and humanitarian cooperation."

In his speech, Seagal added that they still "try to make them our brothers." He warned that "poisons can affect the entire world, not just us." The medal recipient also warned that "the whole world is at risk of becoming dangerously close to entering World War Three."

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