Voronezh resident criticised authorities following air strikes: "Why the f#ck do we need this war? All air defences are in Moscow, whilst here, like cattle, f#ck, let them die". VIDEO
A video filmed by a resident of the Russian city of Voronezh near a local semiconductor plant, which had previously been hit by a missile strike, has been shared on social media. The videographer publicly expressed his dissatisfaction with the actions of the Russian leadership and the lack of adequate air defence cover for the city, and questioned the wisdom of waging war against Ukraine.
According to Censor.NET, the eyewitness also claimed that the authorities are significantly underreporting the number of casualties resulting from the attack on the plant.
In his emotional appeal, the Voronezh resident noted that air defence systems are being redeployed to protect the Russian capital, leaving other regions unprotected, and also emphasised the senselessness of territorial annexations. According to the Russian man, instead of the officially reported six fatalities, the destruction at the industrial site actually claimed many more lives.
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