Vladimir Putin He used Friday’s meeting with Moscow journalists as an opportunity to repeat Russian propaganda lies about war with Ukraine, the West and our country. He stated, among other things, that recently in Western countries “the nonsense of history has been hammered into the heads of millions.” He was particularly concerned with the course of World War II and the role of Soviet Russia in the victory over Nazi Germany.

Putin accuses Poland of wanting to divide Ukraine

The president of the Russian Federation also argues, in line with Kremlin propaganda, that his country’s confrontation with the “Nazi regime in Kiev” is inevitable. He assured his audience that the generally understood “West” allegedly wanted to make Ukraine “anti-Russian”.

Putin, who himself had separated four of his territories from Ukraine, decided once again to accuse Poland of never abandoning his dream of seizing Ukrainian lands and joining them into his territory. Similar rumors about the possible division of Ukraine by our country have appeared from time to time since the beginning of the Russo-Ukrainian conflict and were driven mainly by the Russian service.

Putin: Civilians should not suffer

same day Vladimir Putin informs about the deportation of Kherson residents. He explains this with the danger of hostility and hypocritically argues that it concerns the welfare of the civilian population. – Now those living in Kherson must be removed from the most dangerous zone of hostilities (…) The civilian population should not suffer from shootings, offensives, counterattacks and other actions – he argued in the media during the National Unity Day Celebrations on Red Square in Moscow.

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