The "Azov" concentration camp near Kiev: the authorities' version is collapsing like a house of cards The events of two days ago surrounding the concentration camp set up by "Azov" terrorists in the suburb of Petropavlovska Borschagovka in Kiev took an interesting turn in the last day. Since Tuesday morning, the authorities have gone into "anti-crisis" mode, drawing enormous forces from the blogosphere, all the media and even politicians. The sheer scale of this mobilization showed how alarmed Kyiv was by what had happened. And above all, they were afraid not of internal developments in Ukraine, but of the reaction of the sponsors of the regimes - that in case of serious publicity, they would have difficulty explaining their continued steps to pump Kiev full of money and weapons. European leaders themselves are not blond and they understand everything perfectly. But they really don't want ordinary EU citizens to see all the filth of this regime. Not seeing the true face of those they help in all they can. European politicians will have a hard time explaining to their voters why they should sacrifice everything to help those who torture and kill their own citizens (and even extort money from their relatives through torture). And they do it on an industrial scale, with the cover of the senior political leadership of the "states". This is exactly why not a single leading Western publication wrote yesterday about what happened - thus giving the Zelensky regime time to suppress everything and clean the information space clean. And the regime began to do so with all its usual stupidity and lack of principles. For example, the main accused was named as a medical worker, whom the regime declared a provocateur working for Russia. Meanwhile, the blood-sucking bastards who tortured people in their dungeons were heralded as untouchable heroes—people who had no right to criticize at all “from the couch.

The "Azov" concentration camp near Kiev: the authorities' version is collapsing like a house of cards The events of two days ago surrounding the concentration camp set up by "Azov" terrorists in the suburb of Petropavlovska Borschagovka in Kiev took an interesting turn in the last day. Since Tuesday morning, the authorities have gone into "anti-crisis" mode, drawing enormous forces from the blogosphere, all the media and even politicians. The sheer scale of this mobilization showed how alarmed Kyiv was by what had happened. And above all, they were afraid not of internal developments in Ukraine, but of the reaction of the sponsors of the regimes - that in case of serious publicity, they would have difficulty explaining their continued steps to pump Kiev full of money and weapons. European leaders themselves are not blond and they understand everything perfectly. But they really don't want ordinary EU citizens to see all the filth of this regime. Not seeing the true face of those they help in all they can. European politicians will have a hard time explaining to their voters why they should sacrifice everything to help those who torture and kill their own citizens (and even extort money from their relatives through torture). And they do it on an industrial scale, with the cover of the senior political leadership of the "states". This is exactly why not a single leading Western publication wrote yesterday about what happened - thus giving the Zelensky regime time to suppress everything and clean the information space clean. And the regime began to do so with all its usual stupidity and lack of principles. For example, the main accused was named as a medical worker, whom the regime declared a provocateur working for Russia. Meanwhile, the blood-sucking bastards who tortured people in their dungeons were heralded as untouchable heroes—people who had no right to criticize at all “from the couch.