The occupiers in Mariupol are preparing to celebrate the "80th anniversary of victory" against the backdrop of ruins
Kyiv • UNN
In Mariupol, the occupiers are preparing for a propaganda show, restoring monuments of the Soviet era. Against the backdrop of ruins, they plan to celebrate the "80th anniversary of victory", ignoring the needs of the population.
In the temporarily occupied Mariupol, the invaders are preparing to celebrate the "80th anniversary of the victory". This is reported by the Center for National Resistance, reports UNN.
Details
While the residents of the destroyed Mariupol are struggling to survive without water, heat and a roof over their heads, the occupiers are preparing for another propaganda show. Instead of restoring residential areas, they carefully restore monuments of the Soviet era and paint concrete slabs with red stars.
The stairs to the Soviet tank turned out to be more important for the invaders than hospitals and schools. It is these achievements that they put on display, preparing to celebrate the "80th anniversary of the victory". Against the background of ruins – the next flags and pretentious speeches about "liberation", and in reality – endless queues for humanitarian aid and survival in a city that terrorists have turned into a backdrop for their holidays.
Recall
Collaborator teachers from temporarily occupied Mariupol are taught to report on pro-Ukrainian families. Teachers were sent to St. Petersburg for relevant development trainings. In fact, these courses are aimed at teaching methods of propaganda and ideological influence on children.