Russians Expose Their Own War Crimes in Propaganda Film About Mariupol

Russian propagandists produced a film about the assault on Mariupol, in which they effectively documented war crimes committed by Russian soldiers.

Journalist Denys Kazanskyi drew attention to this.

The film, titled “At the Edge of the Abyss”, shows deliberate attacks on civilians.

In particular, one scene shows Russian soldiers firing on a civilian vehicle carrying elderly Ukrainians and children.

“I’ve long said that no anti-Russian propaganda is needed. No one can produce such Russophobia as the Russians themselves,” Kazanskyi commented.

On April 20th, it was reported that the Russian Uralvagonzavod had sent what was likely the only T-72B3M tank equipped with the Arena-M active protection system to take part in the filming of a propaganda movie.

This very tank, with its improvised ‘grill’ armor removed, was used in the filming taking place in temporarily occupied Mariupol.