The Commissioner for Human Rights of the fascist federation, Yana Lantratova, after the release of hostages in Oleshky, claimed acts of barbarity by Ukrainian soldiers against civilians.
“I will never forget how the Nazis, to escape encirclement, stole strollers with small children and then just threw these children away,” she says.
Yana Lantratova’s statement is targeted at European far-right and far-left groups, as well as for internal Russian use.
In Ukraine, it is well understood that this story is a complete fake. The lies are easily recognized not because we place too much faith in the moral qualities of Ukrainian soldiers, but because using civilians as cover DOES NOT WORK against Russians!
Perhaps one could steal those strollers with children and use them as a shield if we were fighting against Americans, British, or other PEOPLE.
But we are not fighting against people, we are fighting against moral degenerates, who only have human fingers to pull the trigger. Nothing else human remains in them.
Because the large inscription CHILDREN! near the Mariupol drama theater did not stop Russian pilots from dropping bombs on children. Not on soldiers who used children as shields, but just on children and their mothers who were hiding there from shelling.
No children stopped the occupiers in Bucha and Irpin when they shot at civilian cars trying to escape from hell.
Ukrainian soldiers well know that no civilians will stop the northern savage who came to kill. Therefore, taking strollers with children along to prevent the Russian Ivan from shooting is an utterly absurd and unrealistic story.
Lantratova’s story again testifies that there are simply no normal people in power in the fascist federation. Those who are, are absolute scoundrels, calibrated filth, and cynical monsters. Even if they are attractive women lamenting on camera about how sorry they are for the people their country is killing.
Pictured: Ombudsmen of Russia and Ukraine, Yana Lantratova and Dmytro Lubinets, during a conversation with journalists on October 30, 2026. Photo: Office of the Ombudsman of Ukraine
