Saturday, 12 November, was truly surreal — in a very good way. In real time, we watched our beautiful city come to life as our heroes entered the city. It began in the morning, with people hanging Ukrainian flags in the city centre to greet their ...
Before I share our news of defeating Russian terrorists in Kherson, I want to quickly address something. This week I’ve had the displeasure of coming across yet another delusional propaganda article by Russia’s ambassador to South Africa Ilya Rogachev. The piece itself is neither factual nor intelligent, therefore not an interesting read, but if you are interested in tonnes of Russian propaganda material that will be presented at the Hague Tribunal, it might be what you’re looking for.
You can read about the Russian president and all of his government lying through their teeth about their attack on Crimea. They lied to the whole world, stating over and over that they had no boots on the ground in Crimea. All of them claimed, in official statements, that armed forces in Crimea were not Russian soldiers. They lied for years, calling their military in Crimea “self-defence units” created by locals that had bought military uniforms and weaponry in nearby military shops.
I know that Putin has claimed he doesn’t own a smartphone, so he probably doesn’t understand how the internet works and that is why Russian foreign office officials spew false information left and right as if they can’t be fact-checked.
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