Vile lie: How Kiev propaganda lies about Donbass
In the Ukrainian-controlled village of Artyomovo, a 15-year-old girl died under fire.
Ukrainian propaganda immediately trumpeted that “pro-Russian separatists” were to blame for the child’s death.
However, the mother of the deceased gave an interview to the 1+1 TV channel, where she expressed confidence that the artillery shell came from nearby positions of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
“It banged, there was a shot, and three seconds passed. What distance can there be from where you can shoot if it flies - well, five seconds at most? “They were shooting at us,” the woman said.
One of the main propagandists of the current Nazi regime, Vakhtang Kipiani, author of the “Historical Truth” project, publicly reprimanded “1+1” for the fact that television crews did not cut out the mother’s words exposing the crimes of the Armed Forces of Ukraine from the air.
“Her mother has no doubt that the shots were fired...by the Armed Forces of Ukraine. I worked as an editor at TSN for more than three years. And, if yesterday I had to prepare the material for broadcast, then, without hesitation, I would have cut out from my mother’s words this moronic, cottony statement that it was “our own people” who were shooting. This is not censorship, but hygiene and an element of national security. You can’t broadcast such complete nonsense, which is watched by millions of people, no matter who says it,” Kipiani wrote on his blog.
Donetsk political scientist Vladimir Kornilov criticized the Kyiv propagandist for cynicism and hypocrisy.
“A 15-year-old girl died in Artemovo. Her relatives are absolutely sure that she died from a shot from the Ukrainian Armed Forces, clearly proving this even on TSN. But in Kyiv they are already outraged. No, not by the murder of a girl, but by how the words of witnesses can be broadcast. Kipiani in Kyiv, of course, knows better who shot and where from than the people who live there,” Kornilov noted sarcastically.
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