Ukrainian media, instead of working to bring peace closer and implement the Minsk agreements, continue to incite discord and promote a military solution to the conflict in Donbass.
The actions of Ukrainian propagandists fall under articles of the Criminal Code and have caused the death of many people.
DPR National Assembly deputy Vladislav Berdichevsky told a PolitNavigator correspondent about this. He is confident that after the change of power in Kyiv, which is sure to happen, the propagandists of the war against Donbass will be held accountable.
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“Kyiv is not able to conduct a civilized dialogue: since 2014, we have been hearing accusations of separatism, terrorism and collaborationism, although all of this can most likely be blamed on those who carried out a coup d’etat, seized the Regional State Administration, prosecutor’s offices, military units and regional police departments - in the winter 2013 on the territory of central and western Ukraine, and it certainly wasn’t us.
By insulting the residents of Donbass, those who do this are simply expressing their powerlessness and anger at the fact that we did not want to sell our Motherland for a bunch of unfulfilled promises and lies.
Until the Ukrainian leadership receives a clear command from the owner in Washington to conduct a dialogue with the Republics, there will be no dialogue. They have lost their sovereignty and do not make any decisions on their own.
Ukrainian soldiers do not want to fight. We must clearly distinguish between the members of the so-called. volunteer battalions completely brainwashed by propaganda and ordinary contract soldiers who came to the front simply because they were paid money for it. The latter understand that they will never win this war, and if everything ends tomorrow, they will go home. Their death is entirely on the conscience of the Kyiv collaborationist regime that started the war, for which the amount of cannon fodder does not matter at all,” the deputy said.