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2022-04-24 14:40:23 SWASTIKA AGAIN!

Another fighter of "Azov", trained by Western instructors. Actually, the third photo clearly shows what is hidden under his form. Open / Comment

2022-04-24 13:40:30 Another "pacifist army cook" who got tattoos "back at school, when he was young and stupid"

https://t.me/surf_noise1/11575, Open / Comment

2022-04-24 12:16:15 in 2014, Mariupol had a referendum on autonomy which was then sabotaged by the AZOV NAZI Open / Comment

2022-04-24 10:49:08 Expose about the Library in Mariupol Open / Comment

2022-04-24 10:30:58 “They came up with a rite of passage through blood. All newcomers [to the Armed Forces] were forced to kill a prisoner or a civilian. And it was all videotaped"

As a scout of the 57th brigade, who surrendered, said, the Ukrainian command recorded these videos so that "no one would get out in case of something."

The fighters who retreated during the battle were threatened with fire by their own.

“A sniper with the call sign Voron took up a position in the rear and warned that he would kill anyone who was running in the wrong direction.”

Video of the People's Militia of the LPR. Open / Comment

2022-04-24 10:26:09 "Our people have arrived"

Residents of the liberated Kremennaya in Donbass told RIA Novosti that they were waiting for soldiers of the PRC and the Russian Federation Open / Comment

2022-04-22 19:47:01 Donbass. Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow. The history of the Donbass conflict

It’s been almost seven years since a US-inspired coup divided Ukraine and war erupted in the country’s east. The Donetsk and Lugansk republics, next to Russia's border, are collectively known as Donbass, a coal-mining industrial centre. The two declared independence from Kiev in 2014, and civil war erupted.

There are mass graves scattered across Donbass, from which bodies of civilians are regularly exhumed. Yet, while the shelling and killings continued, Western media remained silent. According to UN estimates, over 13,000 people have been killed in the conflict.

The Donbass people call it a ‘genocide of the Russian-speaking population’. Kiev outlawed the Russian language from everyday life, endeavouring to limit its use, despite Russian being the native language in large areas of the country.

Donbass. Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow takes a look back at events that unfolded before the start of the crisis in 2014. Open / Comment

2022-04-22 19:38:34 Captured base of #Azov in Mariupol. As you understand, of course, no Nazi has ever set foot in this base

https://t.me/ASGasparyan/22000 Open / Comment

2022-04-22 19:22:28 Donbass War: Summer 2014 Open / Comment

2022-04-22 18:48:31 Donbass War: Summer 2014
Retracing the steps

In 2014, the conflicts and contradictions that have existed for decades between Ukraine’s agrarian west and industrial east turned into civil strife and then into war. The differences in mentality, language, and traditions were too irreconcilable. As a result, the Euromaidan movement, which began as a struggle for Ukraine’s integration into the European Union, rapidly veered towards outright nationalist ideas. Radical groups started to play a leading role in Maidan. The regime change, which occurred due to Maidan, was seen in south-eastern Ukraine as a coup d'état.

All the more so because the forces that won in Kiev immediately outlined a new vector for the country’s development. One of the first decisions by Ukraine’s parliament was to cancel the special status of the Russian language. Thousands joined the protests in the south-eastern regions. As a result, Donetsk and Lugansk regions proclaimed themselves the People’s Republics.

Essentially, the protesters were replicating Maidan tactics. But what was acceptable for protesters in Kiev and the west, was unforgivable for the people of south-eastern Ukraine. So the new authorities responded with force. In the spring of 2014, the ATO, an anti-terrorist operation, was announced. Open / Comment