Russian state television propagandists declared that World War III had begun after Ukrainian forces sank Vladimir Putin's Black Sea flagship, the Moskva.
The Kremlin's main propaganda mouthpiece went on a rant last night after the Black Sea Fleet's flagship was destroyed.According to the Daily Mail, the flagship sank while being towed to port yesterday after suffering heavy damage in circumstances that are still being investigated.
Two Neptune cruise missiles fired by a coastal battery struck the port side of the vessel, causing it to roll over, according to Kyiv.
One of Putin's top propagandists, Olga Skabeyeva, said Western support for Ukraine amounted to direct conflict with Russia.
She stated, "What has happened can safely be referred to as World War Three. That is without a doubt." We are now unquestionably fighting NATO infrastructure, if not NATO itself. That is something we must acknowledge."
"In reality, a full-scale multi-level war is underway with the collective West," military commentator Dmitry Drozdenko said on separate state-run Channel 1. AndThe West has been prepared for the conflict for a while.Vremya Pokazhet anchor Olesya Loseva informed viewers that the West was now delivering "To Ukraine, "millions of weapons."
She asserted that by following out the West's demands, Ukraine was "further provocations that are violent, awful, and beyond belief
As a result of these, "people will tremble once more and say that Russia is a country that is unworthy of even being on the world map and that all Russians should simply be wiped off the face of the earth."
Skabeyeva further asserted that the arrival of Russian troops in Ukraine had cheered the people of that nation.
For some reason, she continued, "regular Ukrainian citizens themselves aren't noticing any genocide."Our soldiers are being welcomed as true liberators in the Kharkiv region." People are carrying Russian tricolors into the streets where we have our military equipment.
"The people of Kharkiv accuse the Ukrainian armed forces, not the Russian army, of genocide."
