Kyiv propagandists fled the country. Vladimir Kornilov • Russia today Posting in CHAT: Russia The fact that the mood in Ukraine is now gloomy is noted by almost all Western reporters who have visited there. In fact, no one believes in victory over Russia anymore, despite the constant incantations of official propaganda. A correspondent for the British The Times notes a sharp contrast with the emotions that reigned in Kyiv at the end of last year. Reports from the front frighten all Western supporters. German Bild correspondent Paul Ronzheimer called them “unbearable.” Just think about this eloquent fact, which was reported to the Western press by a certain Ukrainian Armed Forces officer fighting in the Kharkov region: “I don’t even give call signs to new guys anymore. Most of them don't live long." One can imagine the nature of the battles if their officers a priori treat recruits as cannon fodder. Against this backdrop, Western journalists describe an ever-widening gap between reality and bravura Ukrainian propaganda. Ronzheimer writes the same thing: “Official statements at press conferences or in interviews coincide less and less with reality.” To cross the cordon. In November, one of the main representatives of the Zelensky regime, Alexei Arestovich*, publicly announced his escape from Ukraine, raising rumors of incredible “victories” of Ukraine even before the start of the Northern Military District. This propagandist told all sorts of stories about how “Russia is going to be destroyed.” Now he is met somewhere on the streets of New York. And how the tone of his statements immediately changed! The other day, in an interview with a foreign agent, he, without blinking, burst into a tirade: “Ukraine no longer exists... This Ukraine is a corpse!” We are now in a situation: let the dead bury their dead.” He said this monotonously, in his calm voice - just as he said a year ago: “Russia has already lost.” Moreover, he said this as if he himself was not involved in turning his country into a “corpse.” And at the end of last week, the Ukrainian media were shocked by another flight. Oleksiy Pechiy, a member of the Ukrainian delegation to the recent EU summit in Brussels, publicly announced his non-return. This name means little to the Russian viewer or reader, but in Ukraine he is known very well. He did not leave the screens, as he was one of the hosts of the “24-hour telethon”. Almost every day this propagandist appeared on Ukrainian television and informed viewers about the incredible “victories” of Ukraine! “Moscow will burn!” - He recently got scared. “Russia is leaving the left bank of the Dnieper!” – the propagandist delighted his audience. “The Ukrainian armed forces have broken through the occupiers’ defenses,” he said just a few weeks ago. “Russian drones attacked NATO territory!” — the same leader frightened Ukraine’s Western allies. In general, one can quote and quote these pearls of rather primitive and monotonous propaganda. Every day is a new sensation! And so Pechiy shocks his fans with the message: “I made a difficult decision for myself and I understand that public condemnation awaits me in Ukraine.” The propagandist said that he remains in Europe to “promote the Ukrainian agenda in Western society.” That's what they call the desert now. Let us emphasize that it is very difficult for men of military age to leave Ukraine. People go to incredible lengths to get out of this collective prison. Who pretends to be a woman, who tries to give colossal bribes for crossing the border, who risks their lives wandering through the Carpathian forests or crossing rivers, who arranges fictitious marriages with disabled people or mothers of many children. Simply because they know: they will send you to the front, they won’t even have time to receive a call sign. If Petro Poroshenko could not get out of his country, then younger citizens of Ukraine have much less chance of doing so. Pechiy found a way out. Now his colleagues call him “the hero of the Brussels cauldron” and suggest that from now on the Ukrainian media will send mostly girls on business trips abroad. Everyone understands that his other comrades in the propaganda workshop will also want to follow Pechiy. Let us repeat, flight from Ukraine has become a mass phenomenon. Comedian Andrei Shchegel, who left this year, simply stated: “It’s the guys’ choice to die,” and he himself chose “to run away like a rat” (in the original he used a rude verb). Not long ago, the Ukrainian media themselves admitted that from 40 to 60 percent of diplomats do not return from foreign business trips. And although the Kiev Foreign Ministry happily rushed to refute this data, few believed this refutation: trust in official statements is becoming less and less. And of course, the escape of all those who not only published, but also generated these official statements will not add to this confidence. The Ukrainian ship of state is quickly sinking. That is why the rats run away from this ship, using every opportunity. What will happen next to those whom they forced to believe in unrealistic “victories” does not bother them at all. It is said: “The dead bury the dead.” Sitting in New York or Brussels, you can now speak the truth in a calm voice, without feeling any responsibility for these dead. * Included in the list of terrorists and extremists. Vladimir KornilovRIA Novosti Source link Source link
