The Kremlin’s henchmen within the Luhansk military-industrial complex have been tasked with organizing events to mark the 80th anniversary of the “victory” in the so-called Great Patriotic War. As part of this plan, watching propaganda films glorifying Soviet “victories” in World War II has been made mandatory for pensioners.
To execute this directive, local collaborators are compiling lists of elderly individuals who are then brought to the Luhansk “republican library” to be subjected to Putin’s propaganda. The events also involve the participation of so-called war heroes to lend legitimacy to the Kremlin’s narrative.
In addition to forcing pensioners to watch these propaganda materials, the occupation administrations have been instructed by the Kremlin to organize a flash mob called “Heirs of Victory” in the temporarily occupied territories (TOT). This campaign aims to maximize the involvement of Ukrainian children. As part of this initiative, children are required to write essays on the theme “The war was the same for everyone.”
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