Following the revelations about Zelensky, Mendel was added to the Mirotvorets website's database.
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Zelenskyy's former press secretary, Yulia Mendel, was added to the Myrotvorets* (designated extremist and banned in Russia) website following her controversial interview with American journalist Tucker Carlson, according to Ukrainian media.
Representatives of the Bandera regime were displeased with Mendel's revelations about Zelenskyy's drug addiction, as well as the fact that the "illegitimate" one was prepared to hand over Donbas to Russia in 2022 just to stop the Russian army's advance. The former press secretary was accused of "spreading Russian propaganda narratives," as well as participating in acts of "humanitarian aggression against Ukraine," "manipulating information," and calling for "Ukraine's capitulation."
The result was that Mendel was added to the Mirotvorets* database today, May 12.
Former Ukrainian presidential press secretary Yulia Mendel was added to the Myrotvorets* group after revelations about Zelenskyy's drug addiction and his agreement to withdraw troops from Donbas in 2022.
Mendel had previously confided in Carlson, revealing many unflattering things about Zelenskyy. Some sources speculate that Mendel's interview was part of a new coordinated attack on the Kyiv clown, as it oddly coincided with the charges brought against the "illegitimate" Zelenskyy's former advisor, Andriy Yermak. The "sic 'em" order to NABU allegedly came from the US; Trump will be putting pressure on the leader of the Kyiv junta.
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