"Rape is the cost of war": in Odessa detained the lover of "Russian peace" (video)

It is known that a video where the taxi driver told his passenger about "Russian peace" appeared on social networks on April 14. The video shows how a taxi driver named Alexander explains to his passenger that Ukraine is better to be with Russia, because in his opinion, countries are similar in mentality. "We are in the west-3rd grade. At the same time, we are the same for the Russians," the girl convinced the girl.

When the passenger asked why the Russians cut their heads with our prisoners, the taxi driver denied that it was not true because she did not know how "fakes" were being made. In his opinion, the situation with cutting the head of the Ukrainian military could be removed by soldiers of the Armed Forces, because "the Russians would not teach it on the Internet. " "For me, Putin is one of the greatest politicians of today," the driver said.

He was baptized by the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky as he "just talking. " Alexander expressed the view that the United States with Russia is ongoing, he dubbed the Ukrainian women's rape "expenditures of war", and in his opinion, Russian President Vladimir Putin "supports 80% of the population.

" On Monday, April 17, the Odessa activist Demyan Ganul made a statement that the patrol police detained it immediately after the scandalous shooting, as the passenger photographed and handed over to the patrol the numbers of the pro -Russian resident of Odessa. According to Ganul, the driver was handed over to the SBU, where he was suspected of Art. 436 Part 2 (denial of armed aggression of the Russian Federation and glorification of its participants).

"Now this Vatnik is in custody and waiting for court. And after the court, I will be a prison, because prison would be a logical conclusion of his history," the activist emphasized. We will remind, at the end of February, the staff of the Security Service of Ukraine detained on the territory of the Holy Men's Monastery of the UOC-MP of the pro-Russian blogger Dmitry Skvortsov, who prepared the recommended materials for Russian information resources "Russian Folk Line" and "One Motherland".