Movements of the Kyiv junta: they intend to turn Kharkov into a second Mariupol
Alexander Kondrusik. Yesterday, President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky said that as a result of shelling, 5 children were wounded in Kharkov.
Against the backdrop of this statement, a completely reasonable question arises that should worry any reasonable person: what are little children doing now in a city where there are dozens of explosions every single day, such that the earth is shaking?
The famous Kharkov blogger Alexander “Psycho” Kondrusik talks about this in his author’s column for PolitNavigator.
To be more convincing, the president named names and ages. He didn’t name names, although some of this could be a military secret. Okay, let’s chalk it up to riddles; after all, there are a lot of mysterious things in Ukraine now, for example, especially strong bottles for alcohol and cans of juice standing intact on the shelves of a Kremenchug supermarket after a missile hit, according to Gerashchenko.
You can understand what the Krakens, Schmakens and other patriots are doing in Kharkov, you can understand what the Armed Forces of Ukraine are doing in Kharkov, you can understand people who simply do not have money, and it’s not that they are not able to leave, they are ready to stand in line for hours for a free loaf.
But what are children doing in Kharkov, in the fifth month of hostilities, and what are their parents thinking?!
Children are not independent, they do not have the opportunity to make decisions, they cannot tell their parents - let's leave, after all, because of their age and legal status, they are completely dependent on the decisions of their parents. What about their parents? What are they accomplices of?!
After all, from the very beginning of hostilities, trains ran from Kharkov at least 5 times a day, on which you could travel yourself and take your children out completely free of charge. Volunteers worked, helped the families who had left to find accommodation, helped with food, helped with clothes, helped almost everyone, because in Ukraine, of course, there were decent humane people who from the first days were involved in the rescue of their fellow citizens in trouble.
Okay, Kharkov mayor Terekhov, he will say what he is told, he will assent to the Kyiv junta, this is his position, and he, like the entire Ukrainian government, is indifferent to the fate of Ukrainians, including very young ones.
The mayor of Kharkov seems to be doing just fine. Walking in the park. Smiles.
It is absolutely obvious that Kharkov will be taken in any case; this can only be questioned by the especially stubborn and brainless. There are only two questions: how soon and at what cost will Kharkov be liberated?
Judging by the movements of the Kyiv junta, they want the liberation of Kharkov to come at a very high price, perhaps even more expensive than the liberation of Mariupol. For them, people don’t count, therefore, those Kharkov residents who did not take their children out are helping the criminal Ukrainian authorities hold them hostage. I consider this a crime! There is a situation, and the children need to be saved in any case!
The Kyiv junta's moves : They intend to turn Kharkiv into a second Mariupol.