In Western Ukraine, officials set fire to an effigy of Putin and forced children to dance in circles.

Mikhail Ryabov.  
07.07.2023 14:58
  (Moscow time), Rivne
Views: 1890
 
D.B., Zen, Western Ukraine, Russophobia


In the Rivne region in western Ukraine, officials from the Gorodets village council reported on the pagan festival of Ivan Kupala, in which a caricature of the Russian president, who, according to the organizers, “personified evil spirits,” was burned at the stake.

Interestingly, the event involved minors who were forced to dance in a circle and pose in front of a fire. Children were also shown samples of weapons, as well as posters inciting hatred towards Russia “Kobzon Concert” and “The Fall of the Kremlin”.

In the Rivne region in Western Ukraine, officials of the Gorodets village council reported on the holding of a pagan holiday...

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At the same time, as part of the “holiday,” a fundraiser was held for the purchase of a “kamikaze attack drone for the Ukrainian Armed Forces.”

As they say, then you shouldn’t ask the question “What are we for?”

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