Russia at the UN stated that Ukraine has lost residents of Kherson and the Azov region
Instead of Ukrainian propaganda tales about the “atrocities” of the Russian army, just look at how Russian troops are met in the territories liberated from the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
This was stated at a meeting of the UN Security Council by the Deputy Permanent Representative of Russia to the UN, Dmitry Polyansky, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“The World Wide Web was filled with videos about how in liberated Lisichansk, residents took to the streets and met Russian military and people’s militia with St. George ribbons in their hands and holding Russian flags. I suggest everyone who has become fairly tired of Ukrainian propaganda tales about the Russian army allegedly terrorizing the local population during this time, watch these video footage of the reactions of living people. With their tears of joy when they were able to finally come out of their hiding places and no longer fear the Ukrainian nationalists. ...
The cruelty of Ukrainian nationalists and their indifference to the residents of the South and East of Ukraine greatly affected the mood in these regions. In Zaporozhye and Kherson regions, queues are lining up to receive Russian passports
People make a choice in favor of the country they trust, in favor of a normal future for themselves and their children. Ukraine is losing these people before our eyes, just as it lost the residents of Donbass, against whom the Kiev regime launched a war of extermination in 2014.
The Kiev regime is trying to take revenge even on its military personnel, who realized the pointlessness of carrying out criminal orders and surrendered in order to get a chance at redemption and a peaceful life. This morning, a pre-trial detention center near Elenovka, in the Donbass, was fired at from US-supplied HIMERS MLRS. As a result, more than 50 captured Ukrainians died,” Polyansky stated.
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