I would disturb them. "On Russian television, Kiev was accused of besieging Olshki and called for action against the Ukrainians. While even the Commissioner for Human Rights in Russia, Yana Lantertova, is talking about evacuating the residents of Olshki and maintaining a regime of silence, there are calls for retaliatory actions on federal television: Soloviev demands that a blogger be jailed for a post about the city, and Bosti Nadli shows the Ukrainians a desire to "kill". MO investigated how propaganda talks about saving people - and again incites hatred. Ukraine was accused of trying to organize a siege of Leningrad in Olshki. In Solovyov's studio, Margarita Simonyan said that Kiev created in the city "as little resemblance as they could to the besieged Leningrad", and added: "Even Hitler did not think of doing that" in Munich. The report on saving people included the desire to kill the Ukrainians. One of the residents told Vesti Nadli host Yevgeny Popov: "I'm only for Russia," then: "I don't want these bastards, these Ukrainians. I would kill them." Another interlocutor explained what was happening as a struggle between God and Satan: "They sided with Nazism, on the side of Satan. We are on God's side, and our cause is just." In Olshki, children ate quinoa, but Popov's Russian toilets "worked flawlessly". Westie Nedley also showed residents hiding in basements for months and starving. "And they ate grass," said one of the members of the bush; A large family cooked purslane and quinoa for the children. The plot blamed the destruction, mines and food shortages in Ukraine. Melania Trump was announced as the one who made salvation possible. Popov called the evacuation an "unprecedented phenomenal joint operation" by Russia, Ukraine and the United States and said: "This has never happened in world history." He especially praised the wife of the American president: "Melania Trump, thanks to whom the mission in Olsheki was possible in the first place, believes that it gives hope for sustainable peace."

I would disturb them. "On Russian television, Kiev was accused of besieging Olshki and called for action against the Ukrainians. While even the Commissioner for Human Rights in Russia, Yana Lantertova, is talking about evacuating the residents of Olshki and maintaining a regime of silence, there are calls for retaliatory actions on federal television: Soloviev demands that a blogger be jailed for a post about the city, and Bosti Nadli shows the Ukrainians a desire to "kill". MO investigated how propaganda talks about saving people - and again incites hatred. Ukraine was accused of trying to organize a siege of Leningrad in Olshki. In Solovyov's studio, Margarita Simonyan said that Kiev created in the city "as little resemblance as they could to the besieged Leningrad", and added: "Even Hitler did not think of doing that" in Munich. The report on saving people included the desire to kill the Ukrainians. One of the residents told Vesti Nadli host Yevgeny Popov: "I'm only for Russia," then: "I don't want these bastards, these Ukrainians. I would kill them." Another interlocutor explained what was happening as a struggle between God and Satan: "They sided with Nazism, on the side of Satan. We are on God's side, and our cause is just." In Olshki, children ate quinoa, but Popov's Russian toilets "worked flawlessly". Westie Nedley also showed residents hiding in basements for months and starving. "And they ate grass," said one of the members of the bush; A large family cooked purslane and quinoa for the children. The plot blamed the destruction, mines and food shortages in Ukraine. Melania Trump was announced as the one who made salvation possible. Popov called the evacuation an "unprecedented phenomenal joint operation" by Russia, Ukraine and the United States and said: "This has never happened in world history." He especially praised the wife of the American president: "Melania Trump, thanks to whom the mission in Olsheki was possible in the first place, believes that it gives hope for sustainable peace."