Personalities before and after the start of the war

Russian dictator Putin talks about Nazism in Ukraine, but his troops are repeating everything that Hitler's troops did during World War II: mercilessly killing, bombing, and destroying a nation.

A photo selection of Ukrainian equipment captured by the Russians. This is how Putin inspires his electorate to defeat the western world. 

Alexander Kots is a Russian propagandist. Since 1999, he has worked as a correspondent for Komsomolskaya Pravda, a special correspondent for the politics department, responsible for covering military conflicts, natural disasters and other cataclysms.
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Yegor Guzenko is a Russian war criminal. Involved in the kidnapping of civilians in the occupied territory. He runs a telegram channel called "Thirteen".

Pro-Russian war correspondent, propagandist, war criminal. 

Pavel Gubarev is a Ukrainian collaborator with Russia, separatist, entrepreneur, political and public figure of the DPR terrorist group. Participant in pro-Russian protests in Ukraine in 2014. One of the leaders of the Novorossiya terrorist group, a…

Russian public figure, journalist, Putinist propagandist, publicist and political strategist. His statement on television that Ukrainian children should be killed for nationalism caused a particular stir.
 

Russian politician and statesman, terrorist, journalist, political scientist. Member of the State Duma of the Russian Federation, member of the United Russia party. Former Prime Minister of the DPR terrorist organisation.

Ukrainian collaborator with Russia, former SBU officer, political and military figure, one of the leaders and head of the DPR security service. Participant in the blockade of Mariupol on the side of Russian terrorists.
 

Yevgeny Poddubnyy is a Russian war correspondent and propagandist, special correspondent for Russia-24 and Russia-1 TV channels.