Rogozin, Solovyov & Others: How Ukrainian Land Is ‘Burning’ Under Notorious Occupiers’ Feet
5- 7.03.2023, 12:54
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The law of karma is in action.
The well-known Russian propagandist Vladimir Solovyov came under fire from the Armed Forces of Ukraine in Vughedar. At the same time, he suspects that information about the movement of his film crew across the territory of the occupied region could have been previously passed to the Ukrainian side.
This is not the first time that Russian propagandists and top officials have been “overtaken by karma” in Ukraine. The Charter97.org website recalls the most high-profile cases when the earth was on fire under the feet of well-known occupiers.
On July 19, Sergei Kiriyenko, deputy head of Putin's administration, came under fire from Ukrainian artillery at the Kakhovska hydroelectric power station.
There, a top Russian official met with representatives of the occupied regions. When the meeting ended, and its participants began to disperse, the Armed Forces of Ukraine attacked the hydroelectric power station, presumably with three missiles.
“Participants in the meetings took refuge in the basement,” said one of the Russian military correspondents.
Another Russian propagandist, Semyon Pegov, who is linked to Russian military intelligence, also nearly died in Ukraine.
Having traveled to the “front line” with the leader of the “DPR” Denis Pushilin, on October 24, Pegov went to the “Somalia” battalion. Near Donetsk, he touched a “Petal” (PFM-1) mine, and was wounded.
The media reported that the “military officer” received an open fracture of two toes of his right foot and lacerations of the plantar part of the foot.
The ex-head of Roskosmos, Dmitry Rogozin, almost died in Ukraine. On December 22, he decided to celebrate his birthday in a restaurant in a hotel in Donetsk. The building was hit by Ukrainian artillery. The media reported two dead from Rogozin's company. The ex-head of Roskosmos himself was shell-shocked and received a shrapnel wound to the soft tissues of the head, a penetrating shrapnel wound to the buttocks, and a penetrating shrapnel wound to the left thigh. The wound gave rise to much ridicule over Rogozin.
Russian nationalist and propagandist Igor Mangushev, who gained fame after a cynical performance on stage with the skull of a Ukrainian Azov fighter, was shot by unknown people in Kadiyivka.
He was taken to the Stakhanov city hospital with a bullet wound to the head. Bereg’s vehicle with bullet holes was also found.”
According to doctors, the occupant was shot in the back of the head at close range from above at an angle of 45 degrees. The bullet lodged in the brain. After some time, he died.
Ukrainian bloggers and the media put forward two versions: either Kadyrov’s men shot Mangushev, or the Wagnerites.
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