During the concert in Moscow, Putin said that Russia had created Ukraine (video)

The rally was made by Russian President Vladimir Putin, who completed his speech with the words "Victory will be for us". The broadcast is conducted on the YouTube channel "Moscow". According to custom, Putin began with a historical excursion and a story about how the Ukrainian people were part of the USSR, and after its collapse, how he ended out of Russia.

The Russian president voiced the public a new version of historical events and stated that Russia had created Ukraine, and no one asked the population in which state to live and raise their children. "And when the Soviet Union is destroyed, the elites were solved with each other. Nobody asked about any ordinary citizens," Putin says.

According to the Russian President, only now modern Russia has given the right to choose Ukrainians from Lugansk and Donetsk regions, as well as from Kherson and Zaporozhye, which is not occupied. Putin noted that the Russian military is not in the parade now and urged them to scream three times "cheers". During the concert, Russian artists performed, performing songs of military themes, as well as songs from Soviet films.

Presidential Head Andriy Ermak answered in Moscow pragmatically and stated that Ukraine continues to work further on the liberation of its territories and does not pay attention to those to whom the medication. It should be noted that when the Kremlin is singing and dancing on stage, fighters of the Armed Forces of Ukraine recorded a video from the liberated Drobyshev in Donetsk region, located north of Liman.

As the journalist Andriy Tsaplienko wrote, hundreds of Russian soldiers were killed in the Liman boiler. "In Russian crazy. At this time, hundreds of Russian soldiers" cook "and die in the" boiler ". Earlier, President Vladimir Putin, during a speech dedicated to annexation by Russia of Ukrainian regions, quoted the Russian philosopher Ivan Ilyin. He said that if he considers Russia as his homeland, he says, he sings and loves Russian.