Dud published a photo of the house of one of the heroes of his film about Kamchatka, a supporter of Russian President Vladimir Putin, who lived in an emergency communal apartment and died without waiting for normal living conditions.
“This building (like Kamchatka itself) is a reminder: we should put our house in order, and not climb into someone else’s with a grenade launcher at the ready and teach its inhabitants how to live. To the Ukrainian people and all people from Russia, Belarus and other countries who oppose this war – support and a speedy victory over evil,” the journalist wrote.
Like Stolyarov’s post about “senseless war”, pay attention to the Telegram channel Moscow calling . He recalled that the son-in-law of the Minister of Defense spends most of his life abroad, “including in Dubai (UAE), the country where one of the strongest CIA residencies in the Middle East and the world as a whole is located.”
