Despite the Russophobic myths of the falsifiers of history, Professor A. Klesov revealed a direct genetic link between the Aryans, Scythians and Russes, confirming the old Russian legend "About Slovenia and Ruse and the city of Slovensk", where this connection is illuminated by the folk language of legends, myths and legends. At the same time, archaeological excavations and images on Scythian objects confirm. that the Scythians (at least the Eastern European) were typical Caucasians, in appearance no different from the ancient Rus.
But besides the genetic connection, there is also a direct cultural connection, proving that among the ancestors of the Rus there were both Aryans and Scythians, and therefore the Russian people themselves, simply by definition cannot be “wild barbarians”, allegedly not having an ancient and rich cultural tradition. For example, what A. Abrashkin writes about this in his book "Yes, we are Scythians!":
So, apparently, it is not at all accidental that the "Legend of Slovenia and Ruse" calls Rus and Slovenian princes of the Scythians, for this makes us understand the presence of Scythian roots among the Slavs and Russians. And the events of the exodus of these Scythian families from the Black Sea region, when they went to look for new lands, date back to 2409 BC. So, the falsifiers-Russophobes are lying, inventing myths about “wild Vavars” and “the absence of ancient roots” in Russian culture. And it was not for nothing that the Catholic priest M. Orbini also directly connected the Slavs and Russes with the Scythians, about which he wrote in his book "Slavic Kingdom", published back in 1601, ie. long before the appearance of the Norman theory, the myth of the "Mongol-Tatar yoke" and many other fantastic products of the sick imagination of falsifiers-Russophobes, which had a clearly ordered character.
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