The aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine began in 2014. 1/5
#InfoWatch #AgainstRussianLies
Starting from 2014 with Euromaidan as a peaceful protest with the aim of following the course of Ukraine's European integration and directing it to the path of a legal democratic state, Ukrainians clearly stated that they don’t want to be under Russian influence any more. 2/5
However, the Russian Federation promotes the message that the Ukrainian presidents are to blame for the aggression on behalf of Russia. 3/5
The elections after the Euromaidan were won by President Poroshenko, who “promised peace with Russia in one week. That is, he was elected as the president of the world. Nevertheless, he became president of the war and didn`t comply with the Minsk agreements. 4/5
He was replaced by Volodymyr Zelenskyy, who also promised peace but became the personification of war.”
Russia uses the method of replacing the concept and shifting the responsibility for the events in Ukraine to the Ukrainian leaders and government. 5/5

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