Bombarding of civilians with phosphorus bombs – new misinterpretation of events by Russian mass media
Russian mass media continues to misinterpret facts about Ukraine
June 12, 2014 – According to ‘Information Resistance’ group Russian mass media misinterpreted events in Ukraine and used 10 years old video material that has no relation to the ongoing anti-terrorist operation.
Dmytro Tymchuck informed of his Facebook page: Today Russian mass media spread information that Ukrainian forces had used phosphorus bombs against civilians. In order to prove this Russian TV used video materials that had been taken in Fallujah, Iraq in 2004.
Besides Tymchuck pointed out that recently Russian mass media informed that they had evidences of using of volley fire systems called ‘GRAD’ against civilians. This information doesn’t correspond to reality. According to Tymchuck there are no documented evidences of such actions of Ukrainian army.
The head of ‘IR’ group summed up that such speculations are more than strange taking into account that Russian army used ‘GRAD systems in bombarding of towns in Chechen Republic. As a result tens of thousands of civilians died. This fact is well known among international community and there’s plenty of photo and video evidence.
Share the post "Bombarding of civilians with phosphorus bombs – new misinterpretation of events by Russian mass media"
Related News
Video of famous Russian actor Porechenkov firing in Donetsk airport caused resentment in Ukrainian media
Fighters used phosphorus bombs near Donetsk
General Staff: phosphorus bombs weren’t used near Donetsk
Mass media: Armed fighters have stolen 12 cars from the territory of Donetsk factory
Mass media: cessation of arms in ATO zone in order to remove wounded and dead
3 thoughts on “Bombarding of civilians with phosphorus bombs – new misinterpretation of events by Russian mass media”
Leave a Reply
I have read a few good stuff here. Definitely worth bookmarking for revisiting. I wonder how much effort you put to make such a excellent informative website.
e news, thanks! Pleased to know people like what I do
Very good career on this publish! I like how you will presented your information and also the method you actually managed to get essential as well as very clear to comprehend. Many thanks so much.