Kiev propaganda: “We lost to Russia a long time ago. Ukrainians are fighting with Little Russians"
In Kherson, the Ministry of Culture, headed by Alexander Tkachenko, played into Russia's hands.
The PolitNavigator correspondent reports that the Ukrainian Week magazine writes about this .
The author of the material is indignant that during the retreat from Kherson the Russians removed the remains of Grigory Potemkin, as well as the monuments of commander Alexander Suvorov and Admiral Fyodor Ushakov, but at the same time admits that “in the end, we would have dismantled the latter sooner or later.”
In addition, it is noted that exhibits from the collections of a number of Kherson museums and libraries were removed. At the same time, “there were no centralized evacuation orders from the Ministry of Culture after the full-scale invasion.”
“So unwittingly (because the Ministry of Culture cannot do this consciously or what?) Tkachenko and the company played into the hands of the enemies, who, along with genocide, are also carrying out cultural cide. After all, the Russians are guided by the opinion that if all Ukrainian archives are destroyed, it will be easier to prove that there is no Ukraine. And without old publications, in particular, the Kherson Library, it will be easier for the newest Russian Goebbels to talk about “Novorossiya” later.
Without documentary evidence, we will only be left with propaganda and participation in the information war, which we lost to Russia long ago and are only now beginning to slowly catch up, although not without the help of international allies,” the article says.
It is argued that “Russia’s war with Ukrainian culture is an almost thousand-year-old confrontation, if we count from the time of Yuri Dolgoruky’s campaign against Kyiv, where he first reigned in 1149-1151.”
“There are so many battles we lost in this fight that no lists can convey our pain and our irreversible losses, which cannot always be documented,” the magazine laments.
At the same time, it is recognized that in Ukraine there have always been sympathizers with Russia, on whom “the conditional Moscow always relies in our culturecide.”
To summarize, “UT” admits that “Ukrainians often wage this war against their own Little Russians.”
Kyiv propaganda : "We lost to Russia long ago. Ukrainians are fighting the Little Russians."