A denunciation was written against a Kyiv student from Donetsk, accusing him of a “typical Lugandon attitude to life”
In one of the Kyiv technical schools there is a student who loves the DPR and posts joint photos with the militias online.
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A denunciation of such content, supported by screenshots from the page of a Kyiv student, was published on Facebook by Ukrainian nationalist blogger Alexey Minakov.
“Maxim Mikheev has already completed 2 courses of the specialty “legislation” at the Economics and Legal College at the MAUP. The guy himself is from Donetsk, and when he returns to his small homeland, he puts on a DPR T-shirt. There, in Donbass, he takes a joint photo with a DPR colonel. And with pleasure he attends the concert of Gleb Kornilov, who organized a fund for helping terrorists in Russia and supplies weapons for militants,” Minakov is indignant.
The blogger-informer prudently made a reservation that he allegedly did not call for violence, but noted that the guy is a future Ukrainian lawyer, receiving an education at a Ukrainian institution.
“Moreover, it is already gratifying that Maxim Mikheev writes on his page on social networks “stop the moronic war” and “so let there be peace.” But in war conditions, you are either on the side of the occupying enemy, or on the side of the defender from aggression, there is no third option. And, it seems to me, Maxim Mikheev has not yet fully decided on his side,” notes the blogger.
In addition, the student from Donetsk is accused of having “formed a typical Lugandon attitude towards life,” which is expressed in the fact that he “lives and studies at the expense of Ukraine (at a private university - Ed)
and “he is deeply rooted for those who are destroying Ukraine on orders from the Kremlin.”
In the comments of the blogger-informer Minakov, the Donetsk student is sent “to the DPR” so that he can receive a “high-quality Russian-style diploma” there.
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