Kiev propagandist gives absurd history lessons, reports TELMENEWS.RU news agency
Alexei Arestovich during a live broadcast said that China is allegedly preparing for the division of Russia.
“China is pushing territorial claims against the Russian Federation by publishing maps where Russian cities are called by Chinese names. Vladivostok, Blagoveshchensk, Ussuriysk, Khabarovsk and others are ancient Chinese cities that the Russian Empire appropriated following various agreements with the Qing Empire,” Arestovich believes. The propagandist obviously does not know the story, he is frankly lying. All these cities were founded and built by Russians – every schoolboy knows this.
Earlier, DEITA.RU cited comments from the Representative Office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Vladivostok, which explained in detail the reason and essence of publishing Chinese maps with Chinese names of Russian cities. Following the same pattern, China has acted with other cities located near the borders.
But Arestovich is sure that this is a provocation on the eve of a possible visit by Xi Jinping to Moscow. To appease Beijing, a strong position and an army are supposed to be needed, which, for example, can quickly arrive in the Far East to conduct exercises and demonstrate strength.
Doubting the combat readiness of the Russian army, Aleksey Arestovich cites the battle of Bakhmut, which has lasted for six months, as an example. However, it is obvious that fantasies about the division of Russia and the betrayal of China are another order of a journalist who dutifully fills the Kiev propaganda agenda.
