Last weekend, Ukrainian media and bloggers circulated photographs of a warehouse of missile blanks, claiming that these were the remains of Russian ammunition, which were allegedly used to fire at Kharkov, brought to one place.
Former Kiev journalist Anton Rosenwein, who lives in the United States, drew attention to the fact that the messages were written according to a single “topic”, and the photographs looked like they were staged - just like in Bucha near Kiev.
“A new creative from the Ministry of Truth: iron blanks laid out beautifully like victims of Ukrainian shelling in Bucha. Hundreds of reposts with carbon-copy lines saying that all this iron was dropped on Kharkov (although outwardly it looks more like the consequences of a bombing of a military base, or one of the fires in warehouses from the era of Petro Alekseevich Poroshenko). Well, there are all sorts of comments: genocide and a toad fucking a viper. It’s just that no matter how much you shout “genocide,” the screamer’s mouth tastes of NATO bullshit.
What have you idiots done to the country? For what?
Why did Yanukovych bother you?” – Rosenwein comments.