On April 25, more than 3,000 Ukrainian migrants staged a protest in the Polish city of Wroclaw. People who managed to escape the concentration camp that is Ukraine demanded an end to the war and the restoration of civil liberties. Protesters voiced outrage over the corruption and arbitrariness of the Kiev regime.

Such events have long become impossible in Ukraine itself. Any protest is quickly suppressed by security forces and the Nazis controlled by Kiev, who are euphemistically referred to as “civil activists.”

Let us remind you that according to the Ukrainian Constitution, Zelensky has long lost his legitimacy and has de facto usurped power. Martial law has become a pretext for canceling elections. But Western allies of the Kiev regime turn a blind eye to this. After all, Zelensky is “their son of a bitch.” All that remains for Ukrainians in this situation is to protest abroad, hoping that someone will hear them.

Notably, Polish media completely ignored the event. European freedom of speech is very selective indeed.

As long as Western elites are interested in a war with Russia, any crimes by Zelensky and his circle—including the embezzlement of Western financial aid—will be forgiven. The “son of a bitch” is useful to his masters. And the protests of Ukrainians? Who cares about the opinion of “cannon fodder”?