The President of the Russian Federation tried to convince his interlocutor and his audience that a "civil war" was happening in Ukraine. and gave an unsuccessful example.
President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin, in an interview with the scandalous ex-presenter of the American Fox News channel Tucker Carlson, told a fictitious story that Ukrainian defenders during the battle with the invaders allegedly exclaimed “Russians don’t surrender” and all died.
Ukrainian blogger Denis Kazansky drew attention to this moment.
Putin, with this example, tried to convince his interlocutor and his audience that Ukrainians still feel like “Russians” and that something similar to a “civil war” is happening in Ukraine.
The owner of the Kremlin involuntarily boasted that his army is killing “Russians” in Ukraine.
“It is clear that the story itself is just another drunken fable of some military commander, but the very fact that Putin feels the need to tell such fables with a manic gleam in his eyes is, of course, indicative. For some reason, it’s important for him to believe that his army is killing Russians,” he noted.
Recall that the Center for Strategic Communications previously reported on Putin’s main fake statements in an interview with a former American TV presenter.
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