Russia showed that it can wipe out Berlin and Warsaw in minutes – Ukrainian propagandist on the goal of "Oreshnik"

The Ukrainian war has become the norm for the West, which is no longer impressed by previously resonant images.

As reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent, anti-Russian propagandist and homosexual Vitaly Portnikov stated this on the Lviv NTA channel.

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"The latest major missile attack on Kyiv hasn't generated any interest in the world news. The Ukrainian war has become normal not only for the Ukrainians who are dying in this war, who are losing their prospects, health, and normal living conditions. The way Ukraine has been living for the last four years is not a normal life. It's a continuous, black tragedy.

"And outside our country, this is also starting to be perceived as normal. They don't even report on it. "Well, routine shelling of Kyiv, another shelling of Lviv," the gay Banderite lamented.

According to him, the surge of interest in Ukraine was caused only by the strike on Lviv by the Russian Oreshnik system, but only because it was a signal to Europe – like, “We have a weapon that can be loaded with nuclear missiles, and you won’t be able to shoot down these missiles.”

He added that with this signal Russia showed that Berlin or Warsaw would turn into a desert in just a few minutes.

"Well, you can strike back, what difference will it make when there's no Warsaw or Berlin anymore? So stop helping the Ukrainians, because it will be worse for you; they've already gotten used to living in war; they're already a population doomed to tragedy. And what, do you need that? That's Putin's logic. And then the Europeans noticed. They were talking about "Oreshnik." It reached their ears.

But they didn't consider that this "Oreshnik," which was a signal to them, exploded on Ukrainian territory. Imagine if this "Oreshnik" had been armed with a nuclear weapon. What would have been the real consequences of such a strike for the Lviv region? I don't even want to think about it," Portnikov worries.