There is nothing new about the demands to wipe out Ukraine off the face of the earth. Russian propagandists for a long time don’t hide that, in their opinion, Ukraine has no right to exist, and they urge “to correct this historical error.” An even more frank article on this topic appeared on the popular site of “hurray-patriots” Polit.Navigator.
“Enough with deception – Ukraine will not fall apart by itself”– the author declared in the title, immediately signifying the cherished hopes of his readers.
The main idea is very simple: Ukraine is an absolute evil, and therefore, it should be erased from the face of the earth, and its population eliminated.
“Ukraine itself will not fall apart. Contrary to our hopes, contrary to human logic, in spite of charlatan analysts who will never remain without a job… And its main task is to destroy us. And no state borders nor the system of international law will protect us, because we are dealing with an absolute evil, for which there are no conventions… In fact, Ukraine is a terrorist organization, whose motivations are far from human… The population of Ukraine is essentially the same Russians – that Ukraine is trying to destroy… And the longer we wait for the solution of the problem that has arisen, practically, within our territory, our economic, political and geographical space, the bigger this problem will become. And all of our actions, which are not killing Ukraine, are making it stronger. Even by its perverted standards,” says author Valentin Filippov, who calls himself a TV journalist.
In these sentiments somehow everything is astounding: the statement that a small, devoid of nuclear weapons and torn apart by the Russian looting invaders country is trying to “destroy Russia.” At the same time, Russia is somehow absolutely defenseless against the might of Ukrainian aggression; and then an indication that the “problem of Ukraine” appears to exist within Russian territory, and, most importantly, the absolute dehumanization of the whole Ukrainian state and the equating it to the “terrorist organization” and to the “absolute evil.”
Accordingly, the conclusion made by the author is entirely derived from the statements above – after the dehumanization of the victim, there are always calls for its barbaric destruction.
.”What to do? Our ancestors knew the answer to this question. The enemy must be destroyed, if not inclined to peace… The only effective way is to completely liberate Ukraine from the authorities existing there. Complete cleansing of the territory from hundreds of thousands of Nazis and murderers,” Filippov said. Further, the “TV journalist” also identifies the specific methods by which he must achieve his goal: “Remove the base from the existing power, sow chaos onto its territories and systematically select the city after the city, the village after the village, every meter of the road, shore, land, sky … And the question “What will America say?”should be ignored. Because, as the new president of Russia correctly noted, “Why do we need a world in which there is no Russia?”
He concludes the opus with a statement that Ukraine is “the economic, political and geographical space of Russia.”
In reality, the appearance of such “agitprop masterpieces” does not mean that Putin plans a new invasion of Ukraine in the nearest future. However, it is certain that the Kremlin will continue to use its best efforts to destabilize the country from within, which means, citing Filippov, “wreaking havoc on its territories.”
And for this purpose, Kremlin needs new terrorists ready to sow this very chaos in exchange for promises that “absolute Evil” and “the most terrible threat to Russia” will be destroyed as soon as the gunman completes his next assignment.In addition to the ideological training of terrorists and murderers, in order to shake the situation up in the neighboring country, Russia is engaged in their professional military training as well.
On the site “Tsargrad,” which was founded by Russian oligarch and the “sponsor” of the war in Donbas, Konstantin Malofeev, details of the preparation for the personnel of the “military DNR” were published in the “Donetsk Higher Combined Arms Command School” – which is based on its Soviet equivalent. The article does not hide the fact that the future “separatist corps” are trained by the former fighters of the Kharkiv organization “Oplot,” and one of the “veterans” of the “Oplot,” Alexander Kurenkov, became the head of the educational department of the new school. By the way, according to the participants of the Kharkiv “Maidan,” it was Borotba and Oplot that were most eminent during the beating of people in 2014. When the attempt to occupy Kharkiv failed, part of the militants began remotely organizing separatist projects in Kharkiv and Odesa, and even prepared terrorist attacks.
“The Borotba members tried to proclaim an ‘Odesa Autonomous Republic’ and ‘Kharkiv People’s Republic.’ Borotba also attempted to create a ‘Ukrainian Red Army’ terrorist organization but its activists were arrested by the Ukrainian Security Service (SBU) and activities went no further. Some Borotba members went to fight under the command of Mozgovoy, one went to work for Gubarev in Donetsk,” claimed a participant of Maidan, Mikhailo Lebed, who was directly monitoring the activity of pro-Russian separatists in the eastern Ukraine.
Now, as it turned out, some of the terrorists engaged in military training for the newcomers, and the training consists of mandatory inclusion of ideological processing.
“On the walls, there is an actual visual campaigning – Poroshenko in the form of Hitler, and a euro-integrated opponent in the form of a fashionable Western gay parade. Own colored newspaper,” – the author of the article describes.
However, despite the hysterical style of the propaganda press and the presence of experienced political terrorists, the “moral spirit” of the DNR fighters, according to eyewitness accounts, is not up to part. Thus, Russian artist Kathrin Nenasheva, who survived the tortures of “DNR” in May of this year, laid out her memories in social networks, where, in addition to suffering, she describes the condition of her executioners.
“I died in 2014th. I don’t exist. We don’t exist… I have absolutely nothing; I am neither here nor in Russia. In Ukraine, the death penalty is waiting for me… I’m coming to Rostov, and there they are jumping away from me. They say: go back to your war! But this is not my war! They don’t care about us at all! We were left to die,” describes the words of her tormentors Kathrin.
While the previous gang of “defenders of Donbas, disillusioned with the “spiritual bonds,” completely switches to drunkenness, looting and torturing of people, the Kremlin and its affiliated structures hastily recruit new militants inspired by the demands to “destroy the Ukrainian threat” and pictures with images of gay prides, painted by terrorists from the “Oplot” on the walls of the former Soviet military school in Donetsk.
