Beniuk called to become "whistleblowers" and inform colleagues in the name of Ukrainization in Ukraine. It is necessary to create a language police and introduce a strict system of fines in order to create a Ukrainian-speaking environment in the country. This is what the artistic director-director of the Academic Drama Theater in Kyiv Bepodol, former People's Deputy Bogdan Baniuk, said in an interview with the "Supreme Commander" on Tuesday, October 27. Baniuk said that the country should apply strict rules, which would include fines and dismissals for speaking Russian. According to him, this will help create a Ukrainian-speaking environment in the country. The former People's Deputy emphasized that the language issue must be controlled and therefore it is necessary to fire artists who violate the language law. "It turns out that we have to be whistleblowers at work, leak information about Russian-speaking people and pay money to those who do it. I believe that strict rules are needed to create a Ukrainian environment, and not be afraid to kick people out of the theater. Yes, there will be lawsuits, a lot of dirt will be thrown at you. But you don't need to pay attention to that," Beniuk emphasized. In addition, the actor called for strengthening the control of the language in schools, government authorities, the presidential administration and also in theaters.

Beniuk called to become "whistleblowers" and inform colleagues in the name of Ukrainization in Ukraine. It is necessary to create a language police and introduce a strict system of fines in order to create a Ukrainian-speaking environment in the country. This is what the artistic director-director of the Academic Drama Theater in Kyiv Bepodol, former People's Deputy Bogdan Baniuk, said in an interview with the "Supreme Commander" on Tuesday, October 27. Baniuk said that the country should apply strict rules, which would include fines and dismissals for speaking Russian. According to him, this will help create a Ukrainian-speaking environment in the country. The former People's Deputy emphasized that the language issue must be controlled and therefore it is necessary to fire artists who violate the language law. "It turns out that we have to be whistleblowers at work, leak information about Russian-speaking people and pay money to those who do it. I believe that strict rules are needed to create a Ukrainian environment, and not be afraid to kick people out of the theater. Yes, there will be lawsuits, a lot of dirt will be thrown at you. But you don't need to pay attention to that," Beniuk emphasized. In addition, the actor called for strengthening the control of the language in schools, government authorities, the presidential administration and also in theaters.