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The Alley of Angels
The heartbreaking story of
children killed in Donbass by
Ukrainian nazi trained and armed
by
NATO
13 y.o. hero who sacrificed his
life trying to save the life of
his 9 y.o. sister
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Over 500 children were killed by
Ukrainian
nazis in the anti-nazi Eastern Ukraine during 2014-2021.
48 anti-nazi activists were burned
alive by Ukrainian nazi in Odessa on May 2, 2014. |
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The Story of the 13 y.o. Hero
In
2014, Kyiv, the capital of
Nazi-ruled Ukraine, began
killing its anti-Nazi citizens
in Southeast Ukraine with all
types of weapons.
Food shortages began.
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Mom Oksana took her two children
and went to get bread, which was
handed out at 2 loaves per
person.
Her children went with their
mother: 13-year-old Kirill and
9-year-old Tanya.
They took the gift bread and
went back home.
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Suddenly, the whistle of a
flying cluster bomb was heard.
Someone shouted: "Lie down!".
The mother did not have time to
lie down, she was immediately
thrown a few meters away from
the road by the blast wave.
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Thirteen-year-old Kirill pushed
Tanya to the ground and fell on
top of her, covering her.
All the fragments of the bomb
were taken in by the back of the
13-year-old boy. All but one.
The body was too thin for the
brutal bombs the
Ukrainian nazi were supplied by
NATO with.
Tanya was wounded by the
fragment which passed right through
the Kirill's body.
Kirill died on the spot.
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Bhagavad
Gita 2022
In
February 2022, Russia launched
its anti-nazi military campaign
in
Ukraine.
It
was clear that the Ukrainian
nazi were just puppets of the
Collective Hitler and that
Russia would have to fight
against over 30+ Collective
Hitler countries as well to be
lied about by their
Collective Guebbels.
Yet, Russia engaged in this
historic anti-fascism war
because it could not tolerate
massacres of children and
thousands of anti-nazi civilians
by the Ukrainian nazi any
longer.
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“Ukraine
ceased to be
democratic
in 2014 as a
result of
the neo-Nazi
coup. The
European
media
“cover” the
situation in
the Donbass.”
~
Giorgio
Bianchi,
journalist,
Italy
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