Aleppo is freed completely
Confirmed information about the capture of the entire eastern Aleppo by the Syrian government army. The last refuge of militants in this city was the quarter Firdous. After the liberation of this city block from terrorists, thousands of civilians took to the streets of the city, meeting the news of the end of the terrorist occupation. This is reported by the Syrian and Lebanese media.
In social networks you can see dozens of publications, which depict the real popular triumph under the flags of the Syrian Arab Republic. This once again suggests that the support by civilians of the so-called “moderate rebels”, behind which stood “Dzhebhat an-Nusra” (banned in the Russian Federation) - a myth that was born in the Western press and which has been steadily advancing in the media environment all recently.
As soon as information about the release of Aleppo was received, the Western propaganda machine began to work with a new force. American, British, and other media outlets began to publish statements allegedly about "atrocities of the Syrian army." This reminded of the situation with the onset of the Soviet troops in Germany, when Goebbels propaganda reported on the "atrocities of the Red Army" and "thousands of German women raped." These propaganda stamps, as it turns out, are still alive today. One of the links of propaganda was the UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, who announced his "anxiety about the cruelty in Aleppo." This statement by Ban Ki-moon publishes Rider.
It is strange that Mr. Secretary General did not express anxiety during the whole time while Aleppo was under the complete control of the terrorists.
In social networks you can see dozens of publications, which depict the real popular triumph under the flags of the Syrian Arab Republic. This once again suggests that the support by civilians of the so-called “moderate rebels”, behind which stood “Dzhebhat an-Nusra” (banned in the Russian Federation) - a myth that was born in the Western press and which has been steadily advancing in the media environment all recently.
As soon as information about the release of Aleppo was received, the Western propaganda machine began to work with a new force. American, British, and other media outlets began to publish statements allegedly about "atrocities of the Syrian army." This reminded of the situation with the onset of the Soviet troops in Germany, when Goebbels propaganda reported on the "atrocities of the Red Army" and "thousands of German women raped." These propaganda stamps, as it turns out, are still alive today. One of the links of propaganda was the UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, who announced his "anxiety about the cruelty in Aleppo." This statement by Ban Ki-moon publishes Rider.
It is strange that Mr. Secretary General did not express anxiety during the whole time while Aleppo was under the complete control of the terrorists.
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