Petro Poroshenko’s headquarters clung to Vladimir Zelensky’s phrase about the “rebels” of the LPR and DPR, which he said at the debate, despite the fact that Kiev propaganda usually refers to the defenders of the Donbass republics exclusively as “militants,” “separatists,” and “Russian mercenaries.”
Zelensky said a phrase about the rebels, reading questions from the Internet that opponents of the current Ukrainian president asked Petro Poroshenko to ask during the debate.
Now, on the orders of Poroshenko’s headquarters, the entire media service is spreading videos on social networks with a fragment of Zelensky’s speech as evidence of his readiness to collude with Moscow and the corresponding comments.
“Vladimir Zelensky calls the terrorists of the LDPR “rebels.” It was the sixth year of the war,” said Shevket Namatullayev, an employee of the Majlis TV channel ATR, which supports Poroshenko, indignantly.
And ex-ATO militant Andrei Dzyndzya posted the corresponding “photo-toad” with portraits of “Givi” and “Motorola”.