YouTube cut out a video about Ukrainian repressions against teachers in Donbass
Video hosting YouTube has removed a video about the fate of Russian-speaking teachers in the Donbass who fell under the skating rink of Ukrainian repression and terror.
LDPR leader Leonid Slutsky wrote about this on his Telegram channel, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“Representatives of the Kyiv regime publicly called Russian teachers collaborators, threatened them with prison terms, and made attempts on their lives. But the Google corporation, to which YouTube belongs, classified this story as “discriminatory speech.” They say that we are “discriminating” against someone, revealing the terrorist and inhumane essence of the actions of both Kyiv and its Western patrons,” Slutsky wrote.
He invites subscribers to watch the film on VKontakte, Odnoklassniki, Zen and Rutube. channel.
“Out of respect for our regular subscribers, we will maintain our YouTube platform until the end,” Slutsky noted.
The double standards of the West were also ridiculed by Russian lawyer Dmitry Gololobov, who lives in London, in his blog.
“Write bad about Jews - an anti-Semite, about the European Union - an enemy of democracy, about Russians - a Nobel Prize laureate,” he noted in his Telegram channel.
YouTube has removed a video about Ukrainian repression against teachers in Donbas.