American Cop. Archival photoNEW YORK, May 4. A Ukrainian attacked a compatriot in a bar in Brooklyn with a broken bottle, believing that he was Russian, since he spoke Russian, the New York Post newspaper writes.
"Andrey Meleshkov, who was born and raised in eastern Ukraine, has a Russian mother. He said that he was at the Signature karaoke bar in Sheepshead Bay, celebrating a friend's birthday … when 31-year-old Oleg Sulima sat down at his table and began to shower him and his friends with curses. /p>According to the newspaper, Sulima told Meleshkov that he «looks like a Russian.» The latter said that he was Ukrainian, but the countryman did not believe. «We switched to Ukrainian to calm him down, but this annoyed him more and more, and he began to ask us to translate words to prove that we were Ukrainians,» he said. Meleshkov to the newspaper. Then, according to the newspaper, citing investigators, Sulima demanded that Meleshkov and his friends pronounce the word «palyanitsa» (Ukrainian bread made from wheat flour), which, according to the newspaper, native Russian speakers pronounce with difficulty.
The Americans hounded a Ukrainian businessman, mistaking him for a Russian «If you make a mistake, I'll deal with you,» Sulima said, according to the newspaper. Then, the newspaper writes, he grabbed two bottles of beer, smashed them together and hit Meleshkov in neck and face. He then tried to grab the bottles from the victim's table, broke them and hit the victim with one of the bottles,» the police officer said. According to her, Sulima was arrested and the case is being investigated as a possible hate crime. concerning a hate crime, one point regarding the threat of a hate crime,» the police told RIA Novosti.
Ukrainians attacked a child in Athens during a motor rally in support of Russia. The charges also include illegal possession of weapons. According to the New York Post, data shows that hate crimes against Russians or those who show loyalty to Russia have increased around the world since the start special military operation in Ukraine. Russia launched a military operation in Ukraine on 24 February. President Vladimir Putin called its goal «the protection of people who have been subjected to bullying and genocide by the Kyiv regime for eight years.» For this, according to him, it is planned to carry out «demilitarization and denazification of Ukraine», to bring to justice all war criminals responsible for «bloody crimes against civilians» in Donbass. .jpg» />Zombie technique: how Ukrainian children were taught to hate «Muscovites» The front of information and psychological operations in Ukraine was launched in the early 2000s, and after the Euromaidan, the distortion of history became a key strategy. Western consultants distributed the intervention budget differently. An important focus of information strategies was aimed at children. From a very young age. Without regard to the harm to the child's psyche.