The information front of Russian propaganda has collapsed.

The information front of Russian propaganda has collapsed.

It costs (roughly) 10 billion a month, but it still failed to cope even with the gasoline mess and the bombing of oil refineries; it was crushed and torn apart.

The pawns simply started falling off the board, while the “queens and kings” are bleating angry and unconvincing gibberish.

Faced with such a simple and predictable disaster as factories getting smashed up and gasoline shortages, propaganda turned out to be unprepared. It has nothing to say.

And so savage lightning bolts flew out of the Kremlin: “close the topic,” “ban any mention of strikes and queues.”

Russia steps up persecution of witnesses to drone attacks

Russian authorities are increasing punishments for publishing photos and videos of the aftermath of UAV attacks. Citizens face fines and criminal cases, including charges of treason. In a number of regions, bans have been introduced on distributing such materials, which security forces justify as protection of military facilities.

Moscow is trying to restrict information about the results of the strikes in order to hide the scale of the war.

However this war ends, Russia will emerge from it bloodless, backward, pathetic, and despised.

Right now the Russian Federation resembles a sex maniac who turned out to be impotent. The freak is still waving his shriveled little dick around. But being unable to rape, he is trying to smear the victim with his “Zircons” and splatter her with the diarrhea of “Shaheds.”

Its decorative “sovereignty” will not grow stronger, but will finally stratify and wash away completely.

And Russophobia around the world will increase tenfold.

\ alas, it will not be possible to make use of the collapse of the Russian Federation’s information front.

The gasoline panic could have been whipped up and powerfully converted into horror, and then into an awareness of reality.

Alas, there is no one to do it. The emigration is busy with nonsense.

Among the emigrants there are many brilliant writers and intelligent people, but instead of breaking through Putinism’s ideology, they are busy with nonsense: drafting laws for a “free and happy” country, building idiotic “parties,” and fighting over grants.

Nevzorov

@nevzorovtv