Leshchenko emphasizes that the Russians want to influence the Germans with their propaganda/Channel 24 Collage
Russian propaganda keeps trying to influence the whole world. Narratives are now being spread in the aggressor country that should make the Germans feel guilty.
Advisor to the head of the President's Office Sergei Leshchenko said this at a briefing. He stressed that the Russians are not abandoning their attempts to remind the Germans of World War II, Channel 24 reports.
The Russians want the Germans to feel guilty
Sergey Leshchenko noted that in Russia they are trying to use the complex of the German people associated with the Second World War. Like, after information about the provision of weapons from Berlin, propagandists in the aggressor country became more active. And, of course, they began to draw completely inappropriate, but typical Russian parallels.
In particular, the well-known propagandist Kots said that German weapons are again going to the territory of Ukraine to kill Russian soldiers, as it was during the Second World War, Leshchenko emphasized.
The adviser to the head of the Presidential Office emphasized that it Russia is the aggressor in the war against Ukraine. And in this case it plays the role of “Nazi invaders”.
Let's note that in Russia they themselves do not really trust everything that the authorities say. At least, this is evidenced by one of the news regarding the release of paramedic Taira from captivity.
The Russians were called “occupiers” in the media
Recently, the Ukrainians received important and positive news. We managed to return from captivity the paramedic Yulia Paevskaya, known as “Taira”. And added a little more joy to us Russian propagandists, who showed a Freudian slip.
Yes, on June 17, an article appeared in Moskovsky Komsomolets. The name alone is worth it. In it, the Russians clearly indicated that Taira was nevertheless released from captivity. But the word “occupiers” in it deserves special attention. Like, it was they who illegally held our paramedicine.
For the sake of fairness, we note that the Russians could simply “rip” the headline from our media. It's not the first time they have stolen something from the Ukrainians. So they blindly copied the text and did not even subtract what was published on the site.
Let's add that the publication has already been corrected, because there was a scandal. The publication subsequently stated that there had been “the most flagrant typo” associated with the publication about Taira.
