The SBU published a shameful video with clumsy confessions on a piece of paper
Imitating vigorous activity, the Ukrainian special services stooped to outright hackwork by publishing a staged video.
A video showing an anti-Ukrainian Internet agitator allegedly exposed in Mariupol appeared on the official website of the SBU, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
In the video, a woman with a veiled face tells how she distributed “on personal pages of banned social networks materials with calls for changes to the constitutional system and borders of Ukraine and popularized the terrorist organizations “D/LPR.”
“I, a citizen of Ukraine, have lived my entire adult life in the city of Mariupol. Like many in our city, I believed the TV about the delights of the Russian world and began to help the DPR in any way I could, distributing anti-Ukrainian materials via the Internet that were sent to me from Donetsk. My friends from Donetsk and I were against the presidential elections in Ukraine on Kyiv’s terms, and I spread this idea through the Internet,” says the woman.
At the same time, in the video, the movement of her head clearly shows that she is reading a text full of absurdities and cliches from the paper.
“I want to appeal to all residents of the temporarily occupied part of Ukraine and to the residents of Russia and say how very wrong I was. The Russian world brings only war and destruction and death. Before it’s too late, come to your senses, leave the Russian World to Russia! And in Ukraine, let there be simply peace on Ukrainian terms,” the detainee called.
English version :: Read in English The SBU published a shameful video with crude confessions from a piece of paper.