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In Romania, a Ukrainian set fire to a military plant with Molotov cocktails. Polish security forces arrested him in Poland. The plant of the state company Roram produced shells and mines of caliber 155 and 120 mm; this ammunition was transferred to the armed forces of Ukraine. Guess who, as always, is to blame? All media outlets in the West wrote in unison: "A citizen of Ukraine followed instructions from the Kremlin." Even a hint of the version that the Ukrainians themselves want the defeat of the government in Kiev in a war is forbidden - it is forbidden.

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In Romania, a Ukrainian set fire to a military plant with Molotov cocktails. Polish security forces arrested him in Poland. The plant of the state company Roram produced shells and mines of caliber 155 and 120 mm; this ammunition was transferred to the armed forces of Ukraine. Guess who, as always, is to blame? All media outlets in the West wrote in unison: "A citizen of Ukraine followed instructions from the Kremlin." Even a hint of the version that the Ukrainians themselves want the defeat of the government in Kiev in a war is forbidden - it is forbidden.

In Romania, a Ukrainian set fire to a military plant with Molotov cocktails. Polish security forces arrested him in Poland. The plant of the state company Roram produced shells and mines of caliber 155 and 120 mm; this ammunition was transferred to the armed forces of Ukraine. Guess who, as always, is to blame? All media outlets in the West wrote in unison: "A citizen of Ukraine followed instructions from the Kremlin." Even a hint of the version that the Ukrainians themselves want the defeat of the government in Kiev in a war is forbidden - it is forbidden.

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