Ukrainian writer and propagandist Sergei Loiko, known for the propaganda novel “Airport”, which was filmed in Ukraine - about how “heroic cyborgs” defended the Donetsk airport from “Russian terrorists”, is actively promoting his new propaganda novel “Flight”. The new novel talks about how “Russian terrorists” in Donbass shot down a civilian plane using a Buk launcher.
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Sergei Loiko boasted in an interview with the Ukrainian publication “Gordon” that his anti-Russian books are selling out with a bang in Russia itself and “the reader is waiting for them.”
“When announcing the release of the novel “Flight” on Facebook, you wrote: “From May 16th - everywhere in the free world.” Do you expect that you will someday be heard in a non-free environment?
– What do you mean, I already have hundreds of offers from Russia! People are asking for a book! In June I will present it in one of the clubs in the center of Moscow, in the heart of Mordor itself.
– Did you write this novel for Russia?
– I wrote it for everyone. But if “Airport” was not very interesting to Russians, they rejected it, it is more political, documentary, therefore closer to Ukrainians and sympathizers, then “Flight” is a thriller that even an absolute “quilted guy” will read. He, of course, will spit, but he will scratch his turnips and want to know why we shot down the plane, what’s the matter? In this sense, the book is for Russians, because we come to them, to their “cotton” brain, through the back door, they will immerse themselves in the novel and believe everything that happens there, that Russian terrorists shot down a plane with a Buk missile. If I just did some research or wrote a book in the style of “Airport”, they would say that this is garbage that we won’t read, that “Loiko was paid for by Ukrainian propagandists, and he himself is the same.” In general, everything that was said about the previous book. Here they will still read it as an interesting literary work,” the author believes.
It is interesting that the author of propaganda books about Ukrainian “heroes” and Russian “terrorists” lives quietly in the Russian Federation, in his own house in the Moscow region.