Vladimir Putin has ordered that until February, patriotic documentary films about the invasion of Ukraine will be available in cinemas in Russia, to show Russians what the forces of the federation have done in the past months of war, of course from a perspective intended to show the supremacy of the country.
Vladimir Putin also ordered the creation of public spaces, art objects, and museums in schools for young Russians to discover more about the invasion of Ukraine, and the measure is a well-thought-out one, especially since there is a new mobilization among Russians during the following months.
"Putin has ordered 'patriotic' films about the war in Ukraine to be shown in Russian cinemas. He also ordered a festival of patriotic films about the participants of the "special operation". Erlier, I have already published footage from the shooting of such a film.
In addition, the Ministry of Culture and the Ministry of Education must create "public spaces, art objects and school museums" about the participants of the "special operation" and teach lessons on this topic in Russian schools by April 1."
🤡 Putin ordered "patriotic" films about the war in Ukraine to be shown in cinemas in Russia
He also ordered to organize a festival of patriotic films about the "special operation" participants.
Earlier, we have already published footage from the filming of such a movie.
1/2 pic.twitter.com/A2VtisCfMt- NEXTA (@nexta_tv) January 3, 2023
