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ruzzia, the largest state in the world, built its country's foundation on a lie. It uses lies as a state language - there is no freedom of speech, and the controlled media systematically spreads propaganda and disinformation. Lies are the basis of ruzzian politics - although ruzzia simulates democratic elections, vladimir putin has not left the presidency for more than a decade and has no intention of doing so. Lies are the ruzzian legal system - under the guise of fabricated or created motives, ruzzia carries out the plundering of other countries' territories, starts wars, blackmails neighboring countries and deals with those who try to break this web of lies. ruzzia's lies are proven by many presented facts.
1. In 1999 explosions in ruzzia



In 1999, three mysterious explosions took place in ruzzia, claiming the lives of 690 people. ruzzia has labeled these bombings of civilian targets as terrorist attacks carried out by militants from Chechnya, but they have so far raised more questions than answers. in 1999 explosions became a pretext for ruzzia to start a second war in Chechnya, which it called an "anti-terrorist operation".
The first explosion occurred in 1999. on the night of September 9 in Moscow, in a nine-story residential building. The second one is on September 13, around 5 am. in the morning, also in Moscow, in an 8-story apartment building. Three days later - September 16. - A truck with explosives exploded near a nine-story building in Volgodonsk. Although after the first explosion, the mayor of Moscow, quoted by the official ruzzian news agency "Interfax", stated that gas was most likely to blame, and this version was seconded in the Duma by then-prime Minister vladimir putin, after half an hour it changed drastically and extremists from Chechnya were blamed for the explosion .
The Kremlin called these events Chechen revenge for the crushing in Dagestan. Russia pointed the finger at a terrorist attack in Dagestan in early September near a five-story building where families of Russian soldiers were staying. There are other explosions - a further sequence of the first attack. However, many questions remain unanswere😛 Why did Chechen militants target civilians instead of military infrastructure or soldiers, as happened in Dagestan? All areas were recaptured from Shamil Basayev by Islamist Russian forces only on September 13, so how did a small group of radicals manage to simultaneously fight in Dagestan and carry out such a series of attacks in the heart of Russia? Why did the explosions happen in such places where not very wealthy people live and exclusively no officials or employees of power structures? Why did the official authorities give different figures for explosives etc.?
Alexander Lebedis, the then governor of the Krasnoyarsk region, was one of the first to publicly express these questions in the Le Figaro publication. He took the position that the explosions could have been organized by the federal government to destabilize the situation in ruzzia before the elections and scare people away from voting. A. Lebedis in 2002 died in a plane crash. Alexander Litvinenko, who wrote the book "FST Explodes Russia" about these events, was poisoned in London in 2006. As far as is known, journalist Ana Politkovskaya also tried to conduct her investigation, she was shot in 2006. There were more people who tried to find out more about the explosions and ended up under the turf under various circumstances. Vladimir putin calls such versions "delusions". In ruzzia, only two people, Adam Dekkushev and Yusuf Krymshamchalov, were convicted of these attacks, and this was done behind closed doors. This means that no case data is publicly available. And the organizers in 2004 the persons named in the verdict were already considered dead at that time. In addition, only their nicknames as fighters have been published, and their real names are unknown to anyone.




2. Dubrovka hostage drama

in 2002 October 23 forty armed Chechen terrorists stormed and occupied the theater in Dubrovka, where the musical "Nord Ost" was being performed at the time. The hall was full, all tickets were sold out.
916 people became hostages of Chechen fighters, they were kept in the building without food and water for three days. Among the terrorists were also suicide bombers. The attackers mined the hall and demanded the withdrawal of ruzzian soldiers from Chechnya. At the time, the second Chechen war was taking place, which ruzzia called an "anti-terrorist operation". Two days later, on the night of October 26, Russian special forces "Alfa" and "Vimpel" stormed the theater and destroy all the terrorists. During the assault, ruzzan special forces used gas, releasing it into the building through the ventilation holes.
in 2002 opposition activist and critic of vladimir putin's policies, Boris Nemtsov, who was a member of the Russian Duma at the time, called for an investigation into the alleged negligence of government officials in eliminating terrorists in the Dubrovka theater, but ruzzian law enforcement refused to open an investigation. B. Nemtsov in 2015 was shot in the center of Moscow. in 2011 The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) Russia pointed to the complete irony of the death of the officials, but ruzzia did it. It is still an unanswered question why the special forces killed all the terrorists if they were unconscious due to the gas used. Why was no one arrested and questioned to find out the purpose and masterminds of the attack.



3.Khodorkovsky's imprisonment and the expropriation of Yukos



The company "Yukos" was founded in 1992, and in 1995 privatized, Mikhail Khodorkovsky, who had developed business in the financial sector until then, became its head. M. Khodorkovskis himself has said that after the privatization of the company, it was unprofitable, had huge debts, salaries were constantly delayed and production fell. In 2003, Jukos transformed from a loss-making company into a global energy player with a market value of $40 billion. dollars.
In the same year, Forbes magazine announced the then head of Yukos, Mikhail Khodorkovsky, as the richest man in Russia. M. Khodorkovsky was made public that he was supporting two liberal parties with his personal funds, which were preparing to compete with Kremlin-backed forces during the upcoming Duma elections.
In addition, Yukos was planning a merger with another oil company, Sibneft. After such a merger, Yukos would have become the fourth largest private oil company in terms of oil production and would have gained enormous political influence in the country, which meant the strengthening of pro-Western political forces, which certainly did not sit well with ruzzian president vladimir putin.
In 2003, the Russian authorities accused the management of the Yukos company of economic crimes - fraud, embezzlement and tax evasion, and one of M. Khodorkovsky's associates was even accused of organizing the murder. The businessmen themselves and their lawyers called such accusations a political crackdown.
After arresting Mr. Khodorkovsky, ruzzia seized a large stake in Yukos, which was extremely profitable at the time, the merger of Yukos with Sibneft collapsed, and the state declared a huge 100 billion fine for the company itself. seeking, tax claims. It was her later that Yuganskneftegaz, the largest and most important unit of Yukos, became the pretext for bailiffs and declared Yukos bankrupt. Baikalfinansgrup, an unknown company, bought the controlling stake in this unit at the auction and sold its purchase to the ruzzan state-owned company Rosneft three days later. As it later turned out in the arbitration court, to which the former shareholders of Yukos were involved, the suddenly appeared company Baikalfinansgrup was connected with the oil tycoon, V. Putin's friend Vladimir Bogdanov.
in 2014 The Hague court found that the ruzzians deliberately ruined the Yukos with huge tax demands and effectively expropriated it from its rightful owners. in 2020 The Hague court ordered Russia to pay 50 billion to the former shareholders of Yukos. US size compensation. ruzzia refused to do that. Instead, in the same year, it amended its constitution and international treaties and other agreements against ruzzian rule of law. in 2021 The Dutch Supreme Court has overturned a lower court's decision to seek compensation from ruzzia, meaning the year-long legal battle between Yuko's former shareholders and ruzzia's 2023 bid is over. was not yet finished at the beginning.

4.Beslan school storm



in 2004 On September 1, during the celebration of the beginning of the school year, Chechen terrorists captured more than 1,100 people - schoolchildren, their parents and teachers - in the building of the 1st school in Beslan, Russia. The hostages were held for two days without food or water in the mined school gymnasium. Shamil Basayev, the most wanted terrorist in ruzzia, later claimed responsibility for the school hijacking.
On the third day, the hostage drama turned into bloody chaos. Two explosions rang out at the school, triggering a chaotic firefight between the terrorists and ruzzian forces. To this day, it is not entirely clear what exactly happened. The official version of the Kremlin and Russian power structures is that the terrorists detonated explosives in the gym and then the assault was launched, saying that the ruzzian forces had nothing else left. However, the relatives of Beslan victims have gathered material that the use of force may have been initiated by Russian forces. One thing is clear - 333 people died during the event, including 186 children.
and as a result of the dramatic events, it was not possible to get to the school and inspect the scene for independent journalists, as reported by the international organization "Journalists without Borders" and the OSCE. Some journalists who published an unofficial version of the kremlin storming were detained. Official ruzzian sources try to greatly reduce the number of hostages who were at the school when reporting information. A few days after the tragedy, v. putin told foreign journalists that he would not publicly announce the circumstances of the ongoing investigation. He also testified that the terrorists who took over the school "did not demand anything", although the attackers' statement was already widely quoted by the media during the days of the hostage drama. The terrorists set the following conditions for the release of the hostages: the withdrawal of the Russian army from Chechnya or the resignation of v. putin. The only terrorist who survived and was convicted of the attack is Nurpashi Kulaev, who denies any involvement in the hostage-taking. He is sentenced to life in prison.
in 2017 The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) stated that the ruzzian authorities had specific information in advance about the planned hijacking of the school, but did not take sufficient measures to prevent terrorists, did not tighten security at the school, neither the school community nor the public were warned about the possible threat. The court also found that during the school storming, the forces used excessive force and fired artillery such as tanks and grenade launchers into the building full of hostages.


5.The poisoning of Alexander Litvinenko[/b]




Alexander Litvinenka, a former employee of the ruzzan Federal Security Service (FST), escaped from Russia to Great Britain as early as 2000. fearing for your life. His persecution began in ruzzia in 1998, when he publicly announced that the FST leadership told him and several other security staff to kill Boris Berezovsky, an entrepreneur, oligarch. Later, Litvinenka collected data on the role of FST in the history of apartment blocks in ruzzia in 1999. And with Yuri Felstinski, he wrote a book "FST blasts Russia".
Litvinenka was poisoned in 2006. in November. He felt bad after he met his informant at one of London's restaurants, who said he had information about the murder of journalist Anna Politkovskaya. A few hours after the meeting, Litvinenka was in a hospital with signs of severe intoxication. The poisoning was committed just a month after the murder of Mr Politkovskaya. As the British study later shown, the poison was added to tea.
Following this incident, the eyes of the world and British researchers immediately deviated to moscow. The kremlin called any suspicion of nonsense, and the Russian Embassy called "accident"
The results of the death of Mr Litvinenko in the UK were presented in 2016, almost 10 years after poisoning. It was found that A. Litvinenko's poisoning was committed by former ruzzian secret service worker Andrei Lugovoy and former Soviet soldier Dmitry Kovtun. Both of them deny their guilt. According to the court, it may be that they were acting on the FSB, and putin himself was "probably supported".

"Maybe you will force one person to silence, but the protests around the world will sound in your ears, mr putin, to the end of life." (Litvinenko's words before death)

The kremlin called the British study "politically motivated and opaque." However, in 2022. The ECtHR has announced that there is obvious evidence that the poisoning was executed with the powers of the ruzzian authorities. For this reason, the ECtHR sees moscow responsible for the poisoning of A. Litvinenko. This case was the first known poisoning of the kremlin critic abroad after the collapse of the ussr.


6. ruzzian invasion of Sakartvelo (Georgia)




2008 Using a long -standing ethnic conflict in South Ossetia, Russia, under the guise of "Peace operation ", invaded the independent state and opened it from Sakartvelo by 20 percent. Territories
The Sakartvelo of the separatist South Ossetian and Abkhazia territory was formed by the collapse of the ussr and the Georgia turned the path of independence. Both of these territories sought to separate from Sakartvelo , which became 1992. the main cause of the war between Georgia, South Ossetia and Abkhazia. Since then, ruzzia has supported the separatists of South Ossetia and Abkhazia until 2008. The war were also the remaining ruzzian peacekeeper forces in these territories.
How and why The war between ruzzia and Georgia began, so far it is not exactly known. Georgia accuses ruzzia of provoking the power of these separatists by constantly firing Georgian villages. And ruzzia follows the version that it introduce its troops into the territory of the sovereign state because Georgia attacked South Ossetia and allegedly fired ruzzia's peacekeepers. At the time, the ruzzian president dmitry medvedev called such a military intervention a "peacekeeping operation".
The fact that Georgia had taken military action was already convinced that Russia entered its territory was confirmed by the then US Secretary of State Secretary Matthew J. Bryza, who at the time talked to several Georgian high -ranking officials. In addition, the fact that its troops were not limited to the fighting in South Ossetia, were also evidenced by the true intentions of Russia, moving from it to Sakartvelo territory and driving to Tbilisi, the capital of the country.
2008 On 12 August the war was suspended under the EU and French President Nicolas Sarkozy. Mr Sarkozy agreed with medvedev on a peace plan, which had to distract its military forces to the locations of the war, but ruzzia did not do so. On the contrary, shortly afterwards, she recognized the separatist South Ossetia and Abkhazia as independent states. Tbilisi and the West consider such actions an illegal military occupation of these territories. ruzzia has placed its military bases in South Ossetia and Abkhazia.

7. War in Donbass


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Ukraine received the fury of ruzzia after in 2013 in November, tens of thousands of Ukrainian residents took to the central streets of Kyiv to protest against pro-ruzzian president viktor yanukovych's decision not to sign the association agreement with the European Union (EU). It was then that the Maidan revolution began in Ukraine, during which v. yanukovych fled the country, and early elections were held in Ukraine.

After the overthrow of v. yanukovych, clashes between pro-Western and pro-ruzzian protesters began on the Crimean peninsula. in 2014 at the end of February, persons wearing military uniforms, but without any distinguishing marks, occupied strategic Crimean objects and raised Russian flags there. They were called "green men". ruzzian president vladimir putin denied that they were ruzzian troops, but Russian armored vehicles and other military equipment were soon spotted on the peninsula. A part of the ruzzian Black Sea Fleet has been stationed in the port of Sevastopol since the times of the ussr, before the annexation of Crimea, in violation of bilateral and international agreements and despite the warnings of the USA, NATO, the UN and the EU, it greatly increased the number of soldiers stationed in the territory.

"There are no Russian military units in the East of Ukraine. There are no special services, no instructors." (V. Putin on April 17, 2014)

in 2014 In March, pro-ruzzian separatists who seized power in Crimea held a "referendum" on joining ruzzia, to which no international observers were allowed. The West condemned this referendum and the UN General Assembly declared it invalid. Ukraine and the entire Western world consider the Crimean peninsula to be a temporarily occupied territory of Ukraine by ruzzia. Just a couple of weeks after the occupation of Crimea, V. Putin admitted during a live broadcast that the "green men" were ruzzian soldiers.

"Our soldiers, of course, stood behind the Crimean self-defense units, but their actions were very correct, decisive and professional." (v. putin on April 17, 2014)

After the seizure of the peninsula, ruzzian troops and the entire separatist movement moved into Eastern Ukraine and started the Donbas war. Although v.putin called the information about ruzzian forces in the Donbas "the purest nonsense" and assured that there are no ruzzian military units there, during all this time a lot of evidence has been collected about ruzzia's involvement in the war and support for pro-ruzzian separatists. First of all, this is a weapon used exclusively by the ruzzian army. Since the occupation of Crimea, Ukrainian security has emphasized that the "green men" are professional and experienced soldiers.

pro-ruzzian separatists as early as 2014 Luhansk and Donetsk held demonstration "referendums" and declared these areas independent people's republics (DLR and LLR). The international community does not recognize either the referendums or the sovereignty of these regions. In 2016, V. Putin finally admitted that Russian soldiers are participating in the Donbass war.

At the same time as starting a large-scale war against Ukraine, v. putin recognized the independence of Donetsk and Luhansk and created a pretext to send troops to Ukraine for supposedly "peacekeeping" purposes. Military invasion of foreign territory is considered a crime of aggression, and the perpetrators are usually the political and military leadership of the aggressor state. This crime can be investigated by a special international tribunal. It is estimated that the war in Donbas alone claimed tens of thousands of lives.


8. MH17 crash



In July 2014, a Malaysian airliner with 298 people on board was shot down over Donbass. It soon became clear that the plane was shot down by an anti-aircraft missile launched from the Buk M-1 anti-aircraft missile complex.

ruzzia and pro-ruzzian Donbas separatists blamed Ukraine for the downed plane, and presented different versions. The separatists claimed that the passenger liner was shot down by a Ukrainian fighter jet, the ruzzian state media put forward a version that the Ukrainians were targeting v. putin's plane, but shortly after the crash, the Ukrainian security service made public the intercepted conversations. In them, pro-ruzzian separatists can be heard talking to a ruzzian intelligence officer and admitting to shooting down the passenger plane. US intelligence confirmed the authenticity of these conversations, and a little later announced that it had data that Buk M-1 systems were transferred across the border by ruzzia to terrorists operating in eastern Ukraine.

Although after the downing of the plane, russian president vladimir putin promised to cooperate, help recover the remains of the victims and collect all the information necessary for the investigation, there have been several attempts to destroy or hinder the collection of evidence: russian-backed separatists in eastern Ukraine prevented international investigators from entering the crash site for four days, from there, removed large parts of the plane that could be significant for the investigation, delayed the transfer of "black boxes" to specialists investigating the crash and refused to declare a ceasefire to ensure safe access to the crashed liner for investigators and special services personnel.

During an international investigation led by the Netherlands, it was established that the missile system really entered Eastern Ukraine from ruzzia, which indisputably proved ruzzia's role in the Donbass war. In addition, the investigation revealed that the leaders of the unrecognized Donetsk People's Republic (DPR) spoke almost daily with their sources in ruzzia.

in 2022 The Hague Court confirmed the fact that the Malaysia Airlines plane was shot down by a Russian missile in Donbas. Former FSB intelligence agent Igor Girkin, alias "Strelkov", Sergei Dubinsky and Leonidas Kharchenko, who led the separatist forces, are accused. They were sentenced to life imprisonment.


9. Nemtsov's murder




One of the main leaders of the Russian opposition and a strong critic of vladimir putin, Boris Nemtsov, in 2015. February 27 was shot on the bridge over the Moskva River not far from the Kremlin. The murder was committed by firing four bullets into the back.

Before his death, B. Nemtsov was preparing a report on Russia's participation in the Donbas war in Eastern Ukraine. He had collected data on hundreds of coffins brought back to Russia, marked "Cargo-200", containing the bodies of Russian soldiers killed in Donbas, eastern Ukraine. The oppositionist had information that the relatives of the dead were promised 3 million for silence. ruble compensation, but not everyone received it, which is why they passed this information on to B. Nemtsov. The Kremlin critic's report was made public by his colleague Ilya Yashin. It became another proof that Russia is waging an undeclared war in Ukraine.

"Vladimir Putin has eaten Russian brains. The lies spread by V. Putin were implanted into the brains of many people. This can be called intellectual terrorism." (B. Nemtsov's exclusive interview to Lithuanian media May 2014)

In July 2017, Zaur Dadayev, a former security officer from chechnya, was sentenced to 20 years in prison as the perpetrator of B. Nemtsov's murder. Four other men have been found guilty of their roles in the murder.

However, B. Nemtsov's family believes that the real organizers and orderers of the murder have not been punished so far, and the oppositionist's comrades have no doubt that such a crime could not have been committed without v. putin's approval. B. Nemtsov's relatives repeatedly requested to interrogate razman kadyrov in the case, but this was not done.

The reliability of the investigation conducted by Moscow also raises reasonable doubts due to the fact that after B. Nemtsov's murder, the forensics institute of the FST conducted the examination, which, as it turned out later, was directly related to the person who followed B. Nemtsov before his death. In 2022, during a joint investigation, journalists from Bellingcat, The Insider and the BBC gathered evidence that a year before the assassination of opposition politician Boris Nemtsov, he was being followed by someone connected to the FST. The same person was likely involved in other assassination attempts on opposition figures, including Alexei Navalny, Vladimir Kara-Murza and Dmitry Bykov.


10. Poisoning of the Skripals





On March 4, 2018, former Russian intelligence officer Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia were poisoned in Salisbury, United Kingdom. In 2006, Sergei Skripal was convicted in Russia of treason while spying for Great Britain. Britain had given him asylum.

Yulia and Sergei Skripal were in a coma for more than a month due to poisoning, but doctors managed to save their lives. Now they live in hiding. As a result of this attempt, British officials launched an investigation, during which they identified three suspects - three Russian military intelligence agents alexander petrov, ruslan boshirov and sergey fedotov. British police said they had evidence that "sergey fedotov" was the alias of denis sergeev, a member of the ruzzian military intelligence service gru, and putin claimed that these individuals were civilians.

The aforementioned act of poisoning took the life of a woman completely unrelated to the incident. She allegedly came into contact with a perfume bottle into which "Novichiok" was poured. Her friend was also poisoned, he survived.

British law enforcement cannot open a case against the suspects because they are in hiding. London has expressed hope that Russia will hand over all the suspects so that they can be tried. in 2023 this did not happen in the beginning. The poisoning of the Skripals is considered the first offensive use of chemical weapons since World War II.


11. Navalny poisoning





August 20, 2020 Alexei Navalny, a critic of vladimir putin, who flew from the city of Tomsk, Siberia, to Moscow, felt ill. The plane made an emergency landing in Omsk, where A. Navalnas was hospitalized and fell into a coma.

The representative of the opposition immediately called it intentional poisoning, but Omsk doctors, and later the ruzzian Ministry of Health, assured that there was no poison in A. Navalny's body. Relatives and comrades demanded to transfer A. Navalny to Berlin, in the hands of reliable, impartial doctors. The German doctors who came to examine A. Navalno stated that he can be transported, but the ruzzian doctors did not allow it. The oppositionist's family accuses ruzzia of trying to destroy important evidence of the attempted assassination. The agreement to transport the critical kremlin critic was given only a few days later.

German doctors found that A. Navalnas was poisoned with poison from the Novichok group. These tests were later confirmed by laboratories in France and Sweden, and finally by the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW). As it turned out, the critic of v. putin was poisoned in his hotel room in Tomsk, traces of poison were found on plastic water bottles. Western countries hold ruzzia directly responsible for this attack. ruzzia rejects such accusations, and v. putin even stated that if ruzza had wanted to poison A. Navalny, it would have done so.

Investigative journalism website Bellingcat, US television CNN, ruzzian investigative journalism website The Insider and German weekly Der Spiegel announced that a joint investigation found that Federal Security Service (FS😎 chemical weapons experts followed kremlin critic A. Navalny for several years, including the day he was poisoned. Later, A. Navalny himself, pretending to be an officer, called one of his suspected poisoners and obtained his confession that the poisoning was organized by the ruzzian federal security service (fst) and should have been fatal, but due to the pilot's decision to make an emergency landing and the quick response of the doctors, "the operation failed." fst called this conversation fake.

"Life has no meaning if you have to tolerate endless lies." I will never put up with this system, which is built on lies." (A. Navalny's statement in a Moscow court in 2014)

After treatment in Germany, Navalny decided to return to Moscow. He was arrested here for 2014. violations of the terms of the suspended sentence imposed on him in the embezzlement case. ruzzian law enforcement identified as violations the non-appearance to register with the ruzzian prison service at the time when the oppositionist was transported to Germany in a coma and later received treatment there. In addition, even before the same in 2014 The decision of the Moscow court regarding Navalny was condemned by the European Court of Human Rights. A ruzzian court sent A. Navalny behind bars for almost three years.

Navalny is gaining recognition for his investigations into kremlin corruption, and he was poisoned just before regional elections in ruzzia, in which the opposition led by Navalny was preparing to actively participate and create serious competition for kremlin-backed forces.

12. ruzzia's war against Ukraine


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in 2021 In the fall, ruzzia began massing forces near the Ukrainian border. NATO and Ukraine have accused ruzzia of planning an invasion of the sovereign state, but both ruzzian president vladimir putin and other high-ranking ruzzian politicians have insisted that ruzzia has no such plans. Before the start of the war, ruzzia gathered more than 100,000 soldiers at the borders of Ukraine.

In exchange for the reduction of tension, ruzzia demanded from the USA a ban on Ukraine joining NATO, as well as not accepting Sakartvelo and Finland into the Alliance, and an obligation not to establish new military bases in former soviet-occupied countries. ruzzia's list of demands also included the withdrawal of troops from countries that joined NATO after 1997, i.e. i.e. Bulgaria and Romania.

in 2022 In February, ruzzia began large-scale military exercises in Belarus, as well as in Crimea, the Black Sea and other waters. ruzzian sefense minister sergei shoigu said that less than 13,000 soldiers will participate in the military maneuvers in Belarus. soldiers, but more than 40 thousand of them were concentrated in the territory of neighboring Belarus.

February 22 V. putin issued a new ultimatum to the West and demanded that they recognize Crimea seized by v. putin as part of ruzzia.

In 2022 February 24 in the morning, ruzzia launched a full-scale war against Ukraine. v. putin called the attack of the neighboring state a "military operation" - thus trying to downplay the scale and significance of the war. The ruzzian president denied that he wanted to occupy Ukraine and insisted that his goal was the "demilitarization and denazification" of Ukraine, which should supposedly free the civilian population from the crimes committed by the "Kiev regime".

"You are told that this flame will liberate the people of Ukraine. But the people of Ukraine are free. They build, not destroy, as they tell on television every day. Ukraine in your news media and Ukraine in real life are two completely different countries. And their main difference is that ours is real." (V. Zelensky addressed the Russian people on February 24, 2022)


However, under the guise of liberation, ruzzia has directed its attacks on peaceful Ukrainian cities and civilians since the beginning of the war. First, powerful explosions occurred in Kyiv, Kharkiv and other places. Already in the first days, reports appeared about residential areas, kindergartens, old people's homes, humanitarian convoys, etc. being attacked in different parts of Ukraine. i.e. Nevertheless, even after the start of the war, ruzzia insisted that its armed forces "do not carry out any strikes on Ukrainian cities" and that military operations are directed only at military infrastructure.

There is a wealth of evidence, including photographs, video footage, and testimony, confirming Russian war crimes against civilians living in Ukraine. Some of such testimonies were and are still being collected by such international organizations as Human Rights Watch, a special investigative commission established by the UN, etc.

in 2023 according to data, the war started by ruzzia has already claimed about 150 thousand lives, and these are only official figures, the actual number of deaths may be much higher. In addition, millions of Ukrainians were forced to leave their homes. More than 8 million people settled in Europe alone. war refugees from Ukraine.

You can also find below my chronological articles about the Russian-Ukrainian war

Part I
Part II
Part III
Part IV
Part V