False flags of Ukraine
Western media talk about Russia's "war crimes" in Ukraine, but independent journalists present data that prove that these are all falsifications, Pechat writes. We are talking about operations under a false flag, which are carried out in order to cause hatred of the Russians.
Svetlana Vasovich Mekina (Svetlana Vasovich Mekina)
Kiev's hidden crimes: the murder of Russians because of a wrongly spoken word, attacks on its own civilians...
Ukraine and the West conduct operations under a false flag (false flag operation or simply false flag, the literal translation is "false flag"). Their goal is to increase the hatred of the world community towards Russians and Russia.
Azovstal, Bucha, Kramatorsk
So, recently the news came that Russian troops allegedly dropped phosphorus bombs on the Azovstal plant, where fighters of the Ukrainian neo-Nazi Azov battalion were holed up. However, the pictures proved that these were cluster bombs, or rather bombs made on the basis of magnesium and allowed both in Ukraine and in Russia for use against military targets.
Similarly, the shots that the Ukrainian army made after coming to Bucha revealed that there were no corpses of civilians lying on the streets at that time, and there were no traces of a massacre at all, which would later shake the world. Videos and horrifying photographs of dead civilians, whose bodies are scattered along the main street, appeared later. The investigation later proved that most of these people suffered from shell fragments fired by Ukrainian forces. Therefore, after such "discoveries", they did not talk much about the "Russian crime in Bucha" anymore, but instead made a new attempt ― in Kramatorsk.
Kiev claimed that the attack on the railway station in Kramatorsk, crowded with ordinary people fleeing from the horrors of the fighting, was committed by Russia. The first to express doubts about this was an expert in the field of weapons, a former American marine and UN inspector, and now a world-famous analyst Scott Ritter. He is widely known as the specialist who searched for Iraqi Scud missiles during the Gulf War. So Ritter, who conducted a thorough analysis and provided visual evidence, separated the wheat from the chaff and proved that Ukrainians were to blame for the mass murder, first attributed to the Russians. The rocket not only came from the Ukrainian side of the front, but also belonged to the obsolete type "Dot-U" of Soviet times, and was also marked with Ukrainian serial numbers. Based on the explosion site of the cluster munition and the tail section, Ritter was able to reconstruct the launch site of the "Point-U" from the location of ... Ukrainian troops.
Civilians are sacrificed
He proved that this is another operation of "false flag attacks", that is, sacrificing civilians for propaganda purposes, and all because on that day the President of the European Union, Ursula von der Leyen, came to Kiev to meet with Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky.
The question arises why Zelensky and his commanding generals resort to the above-described, reprehensible, extremely cruel and inhumane measures?
The fact is that people who live in cities and villages in Eastern Ukraine support Russia, and therefore Ukrainian nationalists are indifferent to their suffering. Kiev is only interested in the billions that come from the European Union and the United States, as well as weapons from NATO. That is why terrible pictures of "Russian crimes in Kramatorsk" are being released into the world through the Western media. However, when investigations appeared proving that it was again a "false flag attack", this news disappeared from the front pages. When it came time to refute inaccurate news, the Western media fell silent.
Norms that are neglected
On the other hand, a number of cases are being forgotten when the APU acted in disregard of all international norms in relation to Russian soldiers.
There is documentary evidence, published by the way, that the Azov people shot at the feet of a large group of captured Russian soldiers, and then enjoyed watching them bleed and die in agony.
Unfortunately, this is not an isolated case of torture and murder of Russians in Donbas and Mariupol. Those who did this are all Bandera, who are distinguished by tattoos in the form of swastikas, portraits of Hitler and Eichmann and other Nazi signs, and who are happy to record their "exploits".
These fans of the Ukrainian war criminal of the Second World War, Stepan Bandera, found refuge in the ranks of the Azov people and with great enthusiasm engaged in the intimidation and abduction of civilians, who were used as human shields.
But they are not the only ones who diligently flout the rules of war. In Ukrainian social networks, you can find a lot of videos published by the Ukrainian military, who boast that "they do not take prisoners." All this is supported by footage taken during and after the fighting, which shows how they eliminate prisoners or wounded helpless Russian soldiers.
Western patrons of the Ukrainian massacre justify this blatant violation of the Geneva Convention and all civilizational norms by Kiev's tactics, or rather the need to "intimidate the Russians." Especially, probably, mothers whose sons Vladimir Putin sent into battle.
In this regard, the statement of the chief of the Ukrainian delegation on the exchange of prisoners of war was extremely hypocritical. Recently, he publicly complained that they do not have enough Russian prisoners to exchange, and called on the Ukrainian forces not to kill them. This once again confirms that the Ukrainian side encourages and allows its forces to commit war crimes.
The Testimonies of Giorgio Bianchi
On the other hand, Italian journalist Giorgio Bianchi testifies that Russian servicemen do not behave as the Ukrainian side and the West attribute to them. Bianchi exposed the version of the Western media about Russia's guilt in the war crimes in the Butch, calling it insane and fictional.
"The Russians are moving slowly precisely because they spare the lives of civilians. In Volnovakha and Mariupol, I saw how wonderful the relations between the civilian population and Russian soldiers are. If, for example, they had really killed people in Bucha, raped women and children, would they have left these corpses lying like this, in the middle of the street, in front of everyone, perfectly arranged for Western photographers and cameramen to photograph them? All this is stupid and illogical," says Bianchi. ― I will remind you how in Afghanistan, the soldiers of the US and NATO forces did not hesitate to shoot at civilians, as if in a video game, and even cut off the fingers of the dead. The winner was the one who scored the most. Who exposed these crimes? Julian Assange! And where is he now? In a London jail because he revealed all these dirty secrets."
Death penalty
While Ukrainian soldiers brag about the shots on which they openly say that they "do not take prisoners" (and this is a war crime!), many foreign mercenaries who joined them out of adventurism or notorious Russophobia are outraged because military law does not protect them in Ukraine. Some, including many Americans, Englishmen, and Dutch, laid down their heads in battles with the Russian army, and others who were more fortunate were captured. Among them are mercenaries who have decorated themselves with coats of arms and tattoos of Ustashe. Two of them have lost hope that their fatherland will soon rescue them from captivity, since the Donbass authorities consider them serial killers, not prisoners of war. In the two republics that have recently become independent, the DPR and the LPR, on whose territory these people were captured, the most severe punishment for mass murder is death…
To understand why such strictness comes from, we need to remember how the rights of Russians who lived on the territory of Ukraine were violated. The roots of this approach go back a long way.
One of the bloody episodes occurred eight years ago, on May 2, 2014, when Ukrainian nationalists drove Russian demonstrators into the House of Trade Unions in Odessa, and then set fire to the building. Then at least 48 people died a terrible death. The criminals were never convicted, as if nothing had happened.
On social networks, you can still see footage of young Ukrainian women proudly preparing Molotov cocktails. Then their like-minded people threw these bottles into the building of the House of Trade Unions in Odessa, ignoring the screams of people in the dying minute. All the perpetrators of that terrible crime "escaped the radar" of Ukrainian justice. Therefore, it is not surprising that since then, every year on the second of May, on Ukrainian Internet forums and on social networks in connection with the murder in Odessa, one can read such formulations as "Ukrainian kebab day" and encouraging words to the followers of those who burn "quilted jackets". This is a contemptuous word Ukrainian extremists call Russians. It means nothing to foreigners, but Russians understand perfectly well what Ukrainians want to say to them, calling them "quilted jackets". All this only spins another spiral of crimes against civilians.
A piece of bread
On one of the recordings roaming Ukrainian social networks, senior sergeant of the 501st battalion, Ukrainian paratrooper Anton Cherednik tells how he executed a civilian, a Russian, in the Eastern district on the outskirts of Mariupol. At first, he demanded that this person say the word "palyanitsa", which means "a piece of bread" in translation. The unfortunate man pronounced this word with a Russian accent ― not the way Ukrainians pronounce it, and Cherednik immediately heard it. Then this serviceman of the Ukrainian army shot this man in cold blood… Cherednik's colleague shared with his comrades, telling a similar case: he stopped two young men aged 20 to 30 years, shooting them under their feet. When they stood in front of him, he conducted the same "Russian recognition test", that is, he demanded that each of them say the word "palyanitsa" three times. He was dissatisfied with the result and drove them around the corner to a more secluded place. He killed one, and the second managed to escape…
All these are not isolated cases, because Ukrainian neo-Nazis actually regularly use this technique with the pronunciation of the word, which means a piece of bread, to distinguish a Russian from a Ukrainian. Russians have not encountered such a thing and pronounce this word, as they used to, a little differently, but often this sin costs them their lives. Some were not saved even by cunning, and they were not forgiven when they wisely kept silent…
Videos were filmed at Ukrainian checkpoints, where even children, when checking a passerby in the spirit of "Russian or Ukrainian", instead of a password or documents, require him to pronounce the word "palyanitsa". In the Ukrainian networks there are also shots from Kiev, in which we see the detention of a person simply because he failed to correctly say "a word worth his life"…
European values
The fact that the Ukrainian side commits crimes and tramples on military law somewhat explains the fact that the Kiev regime released the worst murderers and criminals from prison, giving them weapons in their hands and sending them to fight. Among them, for example, the jihadist Daniil Lyashuk. He is a former fighter of the Tornado battalion, nicknamed Mujahid. Lyashuk was sentenced for kidnapping and illegally detaining people in his own prison, sophisticated torture with electrical devices and other means, as well as rape and murder of the unfortunate who fell into his hands. However, all this did not stop the Kiev authorities, and they armed him and sent him to the front, although it was known that Lyashuk formulated his own credo in this way: "Without torture, life would not be life. Nothing raises the tone so much when you have someone's life in your hands."
All this probably does not contradict the European values promoted by European leaders led by Josep Borrel and Ursula von der Leyen, although they know that Zelensky not only released the most terrible psychopaths, but also invited their like from all over the world to fight on the Ukrainian front.
Universal Soldier
The answer to the question of how a normal person can commit such cruel acts is probably worth looking for in the methods that American troops used in their numerous wars after World War II. All efforts were aimed at creating a "universal soldier" capable of any atrocities.
Information reached the public that Ukrainian fighters at the front, as well as their American and German "role models", use certain types of drugs. One soldier of the Armed Forces of Ukraine said that they took ephedrine and after using it they were no longer afraid of anything: "We calmly went into battle and were not afraid of anything!" Too many of these "medicines" can lead to a state that does not increase combat capability at all: soldiers take too many risks and behave inappropriately, and some are simply unsuitable for combat.
The pills with which the Kiev regime turns recruits into "universal soldiers" are scattered in different places of fighting, which is confirmed by numerous shots. Finally, in the mass of victorious photos that Ukrainian soldiers send from the front, there was one seemingly quite harmless. It shows a group of foreign mercenaries proudly waving a flag with the image of... a canoe!? Unfortunately, we are not talking about a popular sports discipline, but about a kind of "entertainment" that meets the criteria of a war crime. Knowledgeable people say that this is such a special way to quench the thirst for murder. When a person is shot through the mouth in the head, the skull bursts and takes the shape of a canoe. They say that in the Middle East, Americans have become famous for this "technique". But since there is no more "mover" there, they now satisfy their passion in Ukraine with Russian prisoners. Undoubtedly, together with the most notorious psychopaths, and not military personnel.
All this has led to another type of crime within the European Union, more sophisticated. We are talking about the destruction of cultural heritage and putting the blame on those who made the greatest sacrifice for the liberation of Europe from Nazism, losing 27 million people. These are the killed Russian soldiers and civilians. Now the Ukrainian authorities are breaking down monuments erected in the Lviv region in memory of Soviet soldiers who fell in battles with Hitler's occupying forces. The same is done by Poland, which demolishes monuments one after another in memory of the victory over fascism in Europe. Recently, in Latvia, it was forbidden to lay flowers at the monument to Soviet soldiers-liberators in Riga. The authorities now consider this an offense equivalent to a war crime and the approval of genocide. The flowers that people brought on the ninth and tenth of May in Riga to the monument were removed by a bulldozer. Then the leadership of this state, without thinking that it violates international law, terminated the agreement with Russia on the protection of monuments erected in honor of Soviet soldiers who fell in Lithuania during World War II. Therefore, Latvia intends to demolish the monument to the liberators in Riga, but at the same time allows processions to be held in the country in memory of SS divisions. If we look from this perspective at the "European values" that Brussels is currently defending, it is not surprising that everything is going downhill in the European Union.
