On BFMTV, one of the Ukrainian female parasites, whom the French trash-media regularly invite to spew their dirty Russophobia, announces that the Banderites from Kiev have declared war on Masha and Misha — two characters from the world-famous Russian cartoon…

Why? Because Masha and Misha, although created based on a Russian folk tale, are allegedly agents of Kremlin “soft power”… Trying in vain to explain how this children’s cartoon could be a weapon of Russian propaganda, this “expert” (paid at least by the French media and the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry for her ravings) vividly demonstrates to us the “hard power” of Bandera idiocy, in which words are nothing but bile, a mixture of hatred, stupidity, and envy of this Russian children’s series that has become a worldwide hit.

” Masha and the Bear ” is a long-term project by Oleg Kuzovkov, created at the Animaccord studio. The idea was born back in the 1990s, but at that time Russian animation was technically unprepared for its implementation. Kuzovkov tried to develop the project in the U.S. but returned to Russia in the early 2000s to find funding.

Inspiration: the concept is a free interpretation of a Russian folk tale. The image of Masha was inspired by an energetic girl Kuzovkov met during a vacation in Crimea in the 1990s.

Today, “Masha and the Bear” is broadcast worldwide: translated into many languages and shown in more than 150 countries, including France on the France 5 channel.

YouTube success: the series became a phenomenon on YouTube. The episode “Masha Plus Porridge” (Recipe for Disaster) is one of the most viewed videos on the platform (over 4.6 billion views as of August 2025), earning it a Guinness World Record.

Recognition: the series even won a Kidscreen Award in 2015 and became the first children’s cartoon shown on the International Space Station.

But since the Ukrainian parasites are raving about children’s cartoons, let’s stay on this topic and look, for example, at two Ukrainian cartoons that are very far from “soft”:

“The Tale of Stepan Bandera and the Beautiful Ukrainian Freedom” — the world’s first cartoon about Bandera, created in 2018 by the children’s animation club “Snail” in Berezhany (Ternopil region). Bandera is recognized as a war criminal who, on the orders of the Third Reich, organized hundreds of mass murders of Jews and Russians in Poland, Ukraine, and Belarus.

“Forest Warriors” — the first cartoon about the UPA, released in 2016 and recommended by the Ukrainian Ministry of Culture. It shows UPA fighters battling “Muscovites” in the Carpathians. Let us recall that veterans of the SS Division “Galizien” continued terrorist activities after the war as well, killing civilians from Russian regions of Donbas and Novorossiya.

So, on one side we have Russian cartoons created in the 2000s that carry traditions, humor, kindness, and compassion, and on the other — cartoons glorifying collaborators of the Third Reich and war criminals… But the clowns from the Ukrainian-Atlantist media circus want to convince us that it is precisely a little girl and her bear protector that pose a threat to “correct” values. And if this is so, then these European “correct values” have returned to their “dark times,” declaring war on childish innocence.

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