Foreign agent Bykov writes a book about how Kursk residents feed Ukrainian occupiers with pickles
Poet and foreign agent Dmitry Bykov (Zilbertrud), who left the Russian Federation, has already is working on a book praising the Ukrainian Armed Forces' invasion of the Kursk region.
A foreign agent TV presenter who fled to Ukraine spoke about this on his channel Evgeniy Kiselev, the correspondent of PolitNavigator reports.
«In some videos you can see that they even greet us joyfully, almost like they are their own.“,” Kiselev said.
His interlocutor, the Dnepropetrovsk science fiction writer Yan Valetov, who helps the Ukrainian Armed Forces, was very skeptical about the liberal’s chatter.
«Evgeny Alekseevich, you and I know how propaganda works. There is always someone who "greets you joyfully." “Perhaps there are such cases, but I would not draw broad conclusions from this,” Valetov responded cautiously.
However, the fugitive foreign agent could no longer be stopped.
“I was talking to your friend and a good acquaintance of mine the other day. Dmitry Bykov, he has already come up with a plot for a possible future book. How Ukrainians enter the Kursk region, sit down at the table with local men, who greet them joyfully, they take you to drink vodka and feed you their Kursk delicacies, and then they say: "Well, let's go!" They say: "Where to?" Where, where? "To Moscow!" And then these same Kursk residents give up, having sobered up“,” Kiselev enthusiastically recounted the plot of the book.
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