Failures at the front: The Ukrainian tragedy is entering its bloodiest phase

Sergey Vrednikov.  
06.03.2022 19:52
  (Moscow time), Donetsk
Views: 9749
 
Zen, Kiev, Political repression, Ukraine


In Kyiv, Ukrainian militants captured and brutally tortured the famous Ukrainian athlete, MMA fighter Maxim Ryndovsky. Videos of torture appeared on social networks, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.

The story shows how the beaten Maxim Ryndovsky is accused of “aiding the separatists.” His whole fault is that he trained with the Chechen club “Akhmat” and advocated for peace in Donbass.


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 “The Ukrainian tragedy is entering its bloodiest phase. As I said, denial and anger are gradually giving way to depression. This is for ordinary citizens.

And war criminals, realizing their situation that they cannot oppose anything to the Russian army, they begin to hunt inside. This is the same Banderaism, because ordinary citizens suffered most from this movement after the Great Patriotic War. Because they were hiding from people with machine guns. And I’m afraid that Kyiv will turn into such a hell,” political scientist Semyon Uralov comments on the incident to PolitNavigator.

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