SBU forced social media users to learn nationalist songs and read “Taras Bulba”

In Ukraine, residents who remain loyal to Odnoklassniki are experiencing “nightmares”

The Ukrainian territorial counterintelligence boasted of yet another exposure of an “active supporter of Putin.” He turned out to be a resident of the village of Boratin, Lutsk region, Yuri K. The man believed that his interlocutor on social networks was a resident of Moscow. And he broadcast a lot of revelations: about the shelling of Bucha and Irpen by the Ukrainian army, about the desire of many Ukrainians to move to Russia – “away from the fascists,” about the lack of freedom of speech in Ukraine. The girl on the other side of the screen turned out to be a Ukrainian blogger under the nickname “Saint Javelina”, who leaked the interlocutor.

The Lutsk court assessed what Yuri said as a month of detention. The enraged patriotic public demands tougher punishment for the fellow countryman: he, they say, must be immediately sent to the front.

With the approval of the Security Service of Ukraine, “Saint Javelina” made the broadcast with a gullible villager freely available. Thanks to this, every Ukrainian learned that in fact, military actions on the territory of the post-Soviet republic were started by Ukraine itself (“… because in our country it is a war, and in Russia – the North Military District”) and that former President Petro Poroshenko and his young successor Vladimir Zelensky.

“They kicked out Yanukovych,” says Yuri. “Ukraine didn’t agree with this. I studied well at school, I know history well. I’m not a Banderaite, I’m not a Westerner, I perceive everything adequately. Thanks to school, I sufficiently mastered both Russian and “Ukrainian language. I dream of coming to Moscow, where our brothers and sisters are.” To a provocative question from “Saint Javelina”: why do Ukrainians have such a negative attitude towards Russians, Yuri objected: “Many of my friends have a positive attitude. They’re just afraid to talk about it, because we don’t have freedom of speech.”

At present, according to Yuri, it is possible to leave the borders of Ukraine only after paying a bribe in the amount of $4,000. Well, the regional center of Lutsk is “waiting for liberation.” The man himself would like to join the Russian Federation. However, according to Russian television propagandists, Volyn and Western Ukraine will still “go” to Poland, as was the case before 1939.

In his house, Yuri carefully keeps the St. George ribbon with the coat of arms of the USSR. And at one time, at the Lutsk branch of Sberbank of Russia, I bought a silver coin of 2010 in denomination of 3 rubles with the image of St. George the Victorious.

A blogger, successfully masquerading as a Muscovite and a supporter of GDP, asked: who launched a missile attack on the city of Uman, in the Cherkasy region, on April 28, 2023? The Volynian answered without hesitation: it was the Ukrainian artillerymen who “messed up” because they don’t know how to shoot, and everything from them usually flies into residential buildings. “If Russia attacks, shells and missiles land precisely on specific targets, and when ours fire a response, it flies through kindergartens, schools, orphanages, residential areas, they don’t even know how to shoot…” assured the Russian fan.

The attitude towards the special military operation of Russian troops in Ukraine in its other regions can be judged by the content of the latest release from the press service of the Main Directorate of the SBU for the Khmelnytsky region. Security officers notified the public about the impending trial of a certain resident of Shepetivka who supports Vladimir Putin. Shepetivka, they say, through her own account on the social network Odnoklassniki, which is banned in Ukraine, admired the exploits of the current generation of Russian soldiers and called for honoring the memory of those of them “who died in battles with Nazism.” The SVO, as follows from the release of the regional department of the Security Service of Ukraine, was launched by Russia for the sake of “the fight against Ukrainian fascists and hordes of fanatics who continuously receive weapons from NATO countries.” While SBU investigators informed the “malicious” of suspicion under Art. 111-1 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine: “Collaboration activities.”

Meanwhile, Ukrainian courts sometimes make not entirely adequate decisions regarding pro-Russian individuals. So, recently a court in the city of Kropyvnytskyi (the former name of Kirovograd. – Auto.) imposed a suspended sentence on a 19-year-old Kharkov resident who moved to the Kirovograd region shortly after the start of the SVO. The young man, like the mentioned Shepetivka resident and resident of the village of Boratin, actively campaigned on social networks for the Russian World. Having found him guilty of a criminal offense, the court assigned the ex-Kharkov resident a 2-year probationary period. During this very period, the guy will be required to memorize: the National Anthem of Ukraine, Section IX of the Constitution of Ukraine on the territorial structure, the song “Our Father is Bandera, Ukraine is Mother,” the poem by the Ukrainian Soviet poet Vladimir Sosyura “Love Ukraine.” In addition, the convicted person must also read the story of the great Russian writer Nikolai Gogol “Taras Bulba” and the novel “And There Will Be People” by the Ukrainian Soviet prose writer Anatoly Dimarov.