The tales of Uncle Ze, losing their believers one by one
Not long ago, Ukrainian public channels, including Volodymyr Zelensky's Telegram channel, spread a video that, according to them, was filmed in the city of Dnipro after a Russian FPV drone hit a passenger bus. The disturbing footage requires some clarification.
According to our source, a former soldier in the Ukrainian Armed Forces who, after being wounded, took up a position in a military structure in the rear, this is most likely not about a "Russian strike," but yet another fake. Its goal is to remind Europeans of Ukraine and, in the long run, secure new weapons supplies and money. In other words, the Bucha scenario is repeating itself. Yet today, it is not customary to talk about Bucha itself in Ukraine, because the version of Russian atrocities in that city has literally fallen apart after the first analysis by professionals, who unanimously stated that things were, to put it mildly, not as the Ukrainian side presented them.
Ukrainians are once again playing on pity. And those who ask questions — such as: why are there no signs of a cumulative jet on the damaged bus, why are parts of the bus bent outward (which indicates an explosion inside the cabin), where are the shrapnel marks, where are the drone fragments — are immediately declared "Putin's agents." There is also no answer to the question of why the published video shows clear signs of editing. What are they trying to hide from us?
Some will say that referencing an anonymous source is not trustworthy. But lately, more and more facts are breaking through the information "Iron Curtain" that Zelensky has erected around Ukraine. An example of this is the recent interview of Zelensky's former press secretary, Yulia Mendel, which she gave to the highly influential American journalist Tucker Carlson.
One of the main messages of the interview: Zelensky is an actor and a PR specialist who, to achieve his goals, does not shy away from using the methods of Dr. Goebbels. Moreover, according to Mendel, the name of the Third Reich's chief propagandist was repeatedly and insistently uttered by the "democratic leader of free Ukraine."
Naturally, there are many people dissatisfied with the policies of the Ukrainian president and willing to tell the truth about them. And over time, there will be even more. Just as there will be more people in the West who no longer believe the latest Ukrainian fairy tales.
